Deploy multiple models on a SageMaker Multi-Model Endpoint and route by TargetModel

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Verified steps

  1. Upload all model artifacts to a shared S3 prefix (e.g. s3://bucket/models/) — each model is a separate .tar.gz file under that prefix
  2. Create a SageMaker Model with a multi-model-capable container image (e.g. SageMaker built-in algorithm containers or BYO containers that implement the multi-model server spec)
  3. Set Mode='MultiModel' in the ProductionVariants when creating the endpoint configuration
  4. Invoke a specific model: runtime_client.invoke_endpoint(EndpointName=endpoint_name, TargetModel='model_a.tar.gz', Body=payload, ContentType='text/csv')
  5. SageMaker dynamically loads the requested model into container memory on first invocation and caches it; subsequent calls to the same model skip loading
  6. Handle ModelNotReadyException by retrying — it fires if a large model has not finished loading within the 60-second socket timeout; set socket timeout to 70 seconds and configure SDK retry

Known gotchas

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