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Managing Open-Source Models

The Open-source models tab in the Models section allows you to import, deploy, and manage open-source models. You can also view existing models, manage deployments, and configure access settings.

  • Import a Model – Upload a .zip file from your local machine.
  • Deploy a Model – Launch a new deployment for a listed or newly imported model.

After deployment, the model appears in the listing page along with the number of deployments.


Viewing the Model List

The models list displays all the open-source models along with the following details:

Field Description
Model Name Name of the model. For imported models, the name is derived from the uploaded .zip file.
No. of Deployments Number of times the model has been deployed.
Source Origin of the model: File (uploaded locally), Kore Hosted, or Hugging Face.

Open-source models table

Selecting a model opens its Deployments page, where you can view and manage all related deployments.

Managing Model Deployments

Each model can have multiple deployments, which are tracked independently. The Deployments page displays all deployments of a selected model along with the following details:

Field Description
Deployment Name Name given by the user during deployment.
Deployment ID System-generated ID (not editable).
Status The status of deployment: Deploying, Optimizing, Failed, Ready to Deploy, or Deployed.
Tags Labels associated with the deployment.
Added By User who performed the deployment.
Added On Date and time of deployment.
Actions Copy cURL – Copies the cURL command for invoking this deployment.
Manage API Keys – Opens the API key management tab.
Re-trigger – Restarts the deployment (Option available only if it has failed or stopped).

Open-source models table

Deployment Details

Selecting a specific deployment on the Deployment page opens its detail view, where you can view and manage the configuration, endpoint, and API keys for that deployment.

  • Model Endpoint – View or manage the live endpoint; re-deploy if needed.
  • API Keys – Generate and manage keys scoped to this deployment. API keys are isolated per deployment for secure access control.
  • Configurations – Edit the description and tags, or undeploy/delete the model.

Open-source models table