You can use LiteLLM to route API requests across hundreds of language models using a single standard format. It lets you create virtual API keys with strict budget limits and rate controls for different teams or projects. You can track spending across multiple cloud providers, load balance traffic across deployments, and set up automatic fallbacks if a provider goes down. It also supports response caching with Redis, prompt injection guardrails, data masking, and detailed audit logs for enterprise security.
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