# EES (Elastic Endpoint)

## About

Elastic Endpoint Service ([EES](https://cloud4.ai/services/ees.html)) — is a unified entrypoint that helps to manage integration between AI providers and your application. Using this service its possible to empower your solution with the following features:

* **Integration Type:** Sync/Async You can define how do you prefer receive responses: using webhooks, stream or sync HTTP request.
* **Throttling and Load Control:** Define RPM (Requests Per Minute) or RPMO (Requests Per Month) to align solution with your expectations.
* **Retry Strategy:** You can define retry behaviors, and corner scenarios.
* **Fallback Model:** it is possible to define default fallback model to prevent unsuccessful generations.
* **RBAC:** Role based access using API and more.

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## Creation & Configurations

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