Next Steps

Now that you understand how NeevCloud Model APIs work, here are recommended next actions:

1. Test in the Playground

Before writing code, use the interactive Playground to:

  • Experiment with different prompts

  • Adjust parameters like temperature and max_tokens

  • Validate that the model produces the quality you need

This helps you select the right model and optimize parameters before integration.

2. Create Environment-Specific API Keys

Set up separate keys for:

  • Development – For local testing and experimentation

  • Staging – For pre-production testing

  • Production – For live applications

This separation provides:

  • Clear usage attribution per environment

  • Ability to revoke a compromised key without affecting other environments

  • Isolated monitoring and cost tracking

3. Integrate into Your Application

Use the code examples as templates:

  • Copy the example for your programming language

  • Replace placeholder values with your actual API key and parameters

  • Add error handling for production robustness

  • Implement retry logic for transient failures

4. Monitor Usage and Costs

Check your dashboard regularly to:

  • Ensure costs align with expectations

  • Identify optimization opportunities

  • Detect any unusual usage patterns

  • Verify reliability metrics meet your SLA requirements

5. Optimize for Production

Once you're in production:

  • Fine-tune max_tokens to balance response quality and costs

  • Experiment with different models to find the best cost-performance tradeoff

  • Implement caching for frequently requested inputs

  • Use streaming responses for better user experience with long outputs

6. Scale Confidently

As your usage grows:

  • Monitor the "Projected Cost" metric to plan budgets

  • Create additional API keys for new applications or teams

  • Leverage the automatic scaling—the infrastructure handles increasing load without any action from you

You're now ready to build AI-powered applications with NeevCloud's serverless infrastructure, focusing entirely on your product rather than infrastructure management.

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