arXiv Machine Learning By Meiwei Zhang, Eduardo Miranda, Bruce Baynes, Suvigya Jain, Wanlong Chen, Tao He, Sergey Borodavkin

Beyond Capability Benchmarks: Learning Operational Fingerprints of LLM Cloud Services from Production Incident Metadata

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The paper introduces Operational Embedding (OpEmbed), a framework that learns compact operational fingerprints of large language model (LLM) cloud services from structured, privacy‑preserving support‑case metadata, without using the case text. OpEmbed aggregates model–time windows into an eight‑channel operational signature and uses temporal contrastive learning, cross‑view reconstruction, and generational‑ordinality regularization to produce a low‑dimensional representation. Evaluated on over 33,000 production support cases across seven LLM families at Google Cloud, OpEmbed recovers interpretable family‑ and version‑level structure, improves leave‑one‑model‑out operational forecasting, remains effective with limited early‑window data, and supports cross‑model fault‑type transfer, providing practical insights for model onboarding, support readiness assessment, and operational monitoring.

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