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Self-hosting docs: the All-in-One scales out by adding containers - #304
The self-hosting pages said the All-in-One does not scale at all. A reader asked whether it can be load-balanced and autoscaled, and had ruled it out for production because of that wording. A single container never scales itself, but several can run behind the customer's own load balancer, with their platform adding or removing containers.
What changed
Introduction, Platforms table: the All-in-One's Scaling cell reads "Add containers behind your own load balancer; each is one worker and one vocoder" instead of "None". The table is re-aligned; no other cell changed.
All-in-One, "What it cannot do": "A container does not scale itself: for more capacity, run more containers behind your own load balancer. To scale workers and vocoders separately, use the Kubernetes chart." The timestamp sentence moves up.
Requirements, GPU count: "More" now reads "adds throughput as more replicas or containers", which covers both platforms. It is clear that extra cards in a single container add nothing.
Testing
mint broken-links --check-anchors over developer-guide/self-hosting/*.mdx: no broken links.
Two reviewers checked the wording. One compared it against the All-in-One delivery guides; the other checked it for brevity. Their fixes are applied.
Follow-up outside this repo: the downloadable All-in-One guides in the toolkit still say "does not autoscale" and send higher throughput to Helm.
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- Line 17: Update the GPU-count row so the throughput claim applies only to
Kubernetes, not All-in-One hosts. Preserve the existing guidance and make clear
that All-in-One capacity scales through additional containers, if that
distinction is needed.
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The self-hosting documentation now describes the All-in-One appliance’s worker and vocoder configuration, container-based scaling, Kubernetes scaling options, and the throughput effect of adding GPUs.
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Document deployment and throughput scaling developer-guide/self-hosting/all-in-one.mdx, developer-guide/self-hosting/introduction.mdx, developer-guide/self-hosting/requirements.mdx
The All-in-One appliance runs one worker and one vocoder. The documentation describes adding containers behind a customer-managed load balancer, using Kubernetes to scale workers and vocoders separately, and adding GPUs to scale throughput.
fishaudio/docs#301: Documents the All-in-One appliance as one worker and one vocoder. This PR also describes container-based scaling and general GPU throughput guidance.
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The scaling guidance is largely consistent, but the hardware table could lead customers to add GPUs without adding the containers needed for more throughput. Clarifying that scope is a small, localized correction; remaining merge risk is low.
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| Hosts | Linux x86-64 on every machine, CPU-only Kubernetes nodes included. |
| GPU type | NVIDIA. The types, and the GPU count, depend on the model: see [Models](/developer-guide/self-hosting/models). Contact Fish Audio before standardizing on a GPU not listed there. |
| GPU count | **Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput on Kubernetes; size it with your account team. |
| GPU count | **Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput; size it with your account team. |
Remove the unqualified throughput claim for All-in-One hosts.
The GPU-count row now says more GPUs "scales throughput" under the general Hardware table, which covers every platform. The All-in-One guide says a container runs one inference worker and one vocoder and does not scale itself. A reader who adds GPUs to one All-in-One container can expect higher throughput that does not occur. Restore the Kubernetes scope, or state that All-in-One capacity comes from more containers.
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--- "a/developer-guide/self-hosting/requirements.mdx"+++ "b/developer-guide/self-hosting/requirements.mdx"@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Hosts | Linux x86-64 on every machine, CPU-only Kubernetes nodes included. |
| GPU type | NVIDIA. The types, and the GPU count, depend on the model: see [Models](/developer-guide/self-hosting/models). Contact Fish Audio before standardizing on a GPU not listed there. |
-| GPU count | **Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput; size it with your account team. |+| GPU count | **Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput on Kubernetes; size it with your account team. |
| MIG | Disable MIG unless the configuration has been validated with Fish Audio. |
| NVIDIA driver | Must support CUDA 13.x and your card's compute capability. |
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| GPU count |**Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput; size it with your account team. |
| GPU count |**Two** in most deployments: one for the inference worker, one for the vocoder.<br />**One more**: timestamp alignment, where available.<br />**More**: scales throughput on Kubernetes; size it with your account team. |
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Review comment at @developer-guide/self-hosting/requirements.mdx at line 17:
Update the GPU-count row so the throughput claim applies only to Kubernetes, not
All-in-One hosts. Preserve the existing guidance and make clear that All-in-One
capacity scales through additional containers, if that distinction is needed.
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The pages said the All-in-One does not scale at all, which led readers
to rule it out for production. A container never scales itself, but
customers can run more of them behind their own load balancer. The
Kubernetes chart remains the way to scale workers and vocoders
separately.
Part of FISH-1723
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
The self-hosting pages said the All-in-One does not scale at all. A reader asked whether it can be load-balanced and autoscaled, and had ruled it out for production because of that wording. A single container never scales itself, but several can run behind the customer's own load balancer, with their platform adding or removing containers.
What changed
Testing
mint broken-links --check-anchorsoverdeveloper-guide/self-hosting/*.mdx: no broken links.Follow-up outside this repo: the downloadable All-in-One guides in the toolkit still say "does not autoscale" and send higher throughput to Helm.
Part of FISH-1723
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