[https://nvbugs/6627795][fix] stop charging retiring requests against ADP admission and capacity - #18457
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WalkthroughThe change generalizes attention-DP overlap headroom, separates retiring requests from routable load, adds fixed-shape feature encoder CUDA graph support, propagates sequence-slot capacity through speculative decoding, and preserves PEFT residency accounting for retiring requests. ChangesAttention-DP executor behavior
Fixed-shape encoder CUDA graphs
Retiring LoRA adapter residency
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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PyExecutor->>ModelEngine: resolve feature graph batch size
PyExecutor->>ModelEngine: submit feature encoder batch
ModelEngine->>CUDA: copy staged features on dedicated stream
ModelEngine->>EncoderGraphRunner: capture or replay fixed-shape graph
EncoderGraphRunner-->>ModelEngine: return encoder outputs
ModelEngine-->>PyExecutor: return cloned replay outputs
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR stops retiring requests from consuming admission capacity while preserving liveness and resource cleanup, improving throughput for overlap-enabled workloads. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness that mixed-version rollout or rollback could create distributed scheduling disagreement because the exchanged rank-state layout is not versioned; two minor maintainability follow-ups also remain. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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2811-2822: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale rationale in
compute_max_num_sequences's docstring.This docstring attributes the sequence-slot headroom exclusively to "Disaggregated attention-DP". The new caller
should_enable_adp_overlap_seq_slot_headroom(added at Line 2855) explicitly states the mechanism is "Not gated on disaggregation: the mechanism is a property of overlap plus ADP admission, and was measured on an aggregated context-only run with no cache transceiver configured." Update this docstring so it does not mislead readers into thinkingenable_overlap_headroomis still disaggregation-specific.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py`:
- Around line 2811-2822: Update the compute_max_num_sequences docstring to
describe enable_overlap_headroom as applying to overlap plus ADP admission
rather than exclusively to disaggregated attention-DP, while retaining the
existing explanation of the additional non-PP slot set and pipeline-parallel
sizing.
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Second case verified: deepseek-r1 GB300 con4096 dep4 ctx workerThe PR description measures
ctx worker: Three arms, one Slurm job each, concurrent, matched controls re-measured in the
Fully recovered, and +1.93% above the overlap-disabled arm — the same small The regression here is −8.49%, not glm-5's −20.40%, despite an identical trace The control that matters. A recovery whose state histogram loses state 14 would FIX3 carries two retiring requests per rank in essentially every iteration — No Noise floor. Both controls replicate across sessions on different nodes: Nodes were |
… ADP admission and capacity PR NVIDIA#17390 flipped `disable_overlap_scheduler` true->false (overlap ENABLED) on several perf-sanity worker configs and cost disagg-e2e-gb300_glm-5-fp4_8k1k_con1024_ctx1_dep2_gen1_dep8_eplb256_mtp1_ccb-NIXL 20.40% throughput. With overlap enabled a finished request's teardown is deferred by one iteration: `_process_previous_batch` -- the only thing that removes a finished request from `PyExecutor.active_requests` -- runs ~200 lines AFTER `_fetch_new_requests` in the same `_executor_loop_overlap` body. So requests in GENERATION_TO_COMPLETE are still in the active list when the next batch is admitted, and were charged against it three times over: 1. the ADP router balanced load on them, so `_expected_num_active_requests` floored `expected` at a phantom per-rank load and its heap filter then excluded the "loaded" rank entirely -- one rank idle every iteration; 2. `_pop_from_waiting_queue` spent global admission budget on them (`admission_capacity - total_num_active_requests`); 3. the C++ capacity scheduler counted them toward `mMaxNumRequests`: the `numAdmittedRequests >= mMaxNumRequests` break sits after the state gate and before classification, and `isGenerationInProgressState()` includes kGENERATION_TO_COMPLETE. Charge 3 is the binding one, and it needs sequence-slot headroom to be actionable, so all three are fixed together: * `adp_router.py`: filter the retiring requests out of the active list once, in `gather_all_rank_states`, and route on that. One choke point corrects `num_active_requests` and `num_active_tokens` for all three routers and keeps `create_rank_state` overlap-agnostic. The count is reported in a new `RankState.num_retiring_requests` field. * `py_executor.py`: fold that count back in for the idle-fetch liveness test only. Liveness is collective -- a rank reporting zero routable work would block on the untimed request-queue wait while its peers blocked in the broadcast, and end-of-run drain hits exactly that state. Also measure the dummy-request pad surplus against the routable count, so its warning does not fire every iteration. * `scheduler.py`: `BindCapacityScheduler` now passes `no_schedule_after_state=GENERATION_TO_COMPLETE`, matching every micro-batch scheduler. The KV cache of a retiring request is released by the teardown that is already queued, so keeping it inside the capacity window bought nothing. * `_util.py`: `should_enable_disagg_adp_overlap_headroom` -> `should_enable_adp_overlap_seq_slot_headroom`, no longer gated on disaggregation. The regression reproduced on an aggregated context-only run with no cache transceiver configured, and without the headroom the capacity change has no free slot to backfill into (it raises NoFreeSlotsError on a pool sized 1x max_batch_size). Measured on the ctx worker of the regressing glm-5 case, four arms at a6ea52f, matched nodes, no nsys, ADP-router tracing on all of them: | arm | tput | vs bug | fwd batch | |---------------------------------------|----------|---------|-----------| | overlap disabled (pre-NVIDIA#17390) | 34672.51 | +25.8% | 1.999 | | overlap enabled (NVIDIA#17390, the bug) | 27556.82 | -- | 1.000 | | + charges 1+2 only | 27635.17 | +0.28% | 1.000 | | + charges 1+2+3 and slot headroom | 35502.08 | +28.8% | 2.000 | The fixed arm admits 2.00 requests/rank/iteration (the configured max_batch_size) on 2559/2563 iterations, versus 0.75 for the bug, and finishes the same 10240 requests in 2563 iterations instead of 6828 -- slightly ahead of the overlap-disabled arm, so the regression is recovered rather than merely reduced. Run-to-run spread on this rig is +/-0.3%. Follow-up, deliberately not in this change: `batch_size_input = len(self.active_requests)` feeding `drafter.get_draft_len_for_batch_size` is reachable only with spec-dec plus an explicit `draft_len_schedule` and has the same staleness. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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8524-8525: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the documented return shape.
The docstring states the return is
[padded_batch, fixed_seq_len, hidden]._forward_step_encoderreturns the encoder output unchanged, and the encoder produces packed hidden states shaped[sum(seq_lens), hidden]._maybe_forward_encoder_graphrelies on that packed layout when it slicesoutput[:real_tokens]at Line 8456. The 3-D description contradicts the slicing that depends on it.📝 Proposed docstring fix
Returns: - Encoder hidden states, `[padded_batch, fixed_seq_len, hidden]`. + Packed encoder hidden states, + `[padded_batch * fixed_seq_len, hidden]`. """🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/model_engine.py`:
- Around line 8524-8525: Correct the return-shape documentation for
_forward_step_encoder to describe packed encoder hidden states as
[sum(seq_lens), hidden] instead of a padded 3-D tensor, matching the unchanged
encoder output and _maybe_forward_encoder_graph slicing behavior.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_py_executor.py`:
- Line 204: Add complete type annotations to the added helpers and tests,
including precise collection and Callable parameter types, Executor return types
for helper factories, and -> None for test procedures. Apply this consistently
to _make_encoder_batch_wait_executor and the other newly added functions
identified in the diff.
- Around line 301-315: Provide CBTS coverage evidence for all five added tests,
referencing the applicable directory-level CI entries under
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Review feedback: the disaggregation multiplier belongs to KVCacheManagerV2's IndexMapper capacity, not to the sequence-slot pool. A request awaiting its KV transfer holds an *index* lease while holding no seat at all -- SeqSlotManager.prepare_resources skips DISAGG_GENERATION_INIT requests outright and only seats one once its transmission completes -- while admission stays at max_batch_size * pp_size either way. So the index pool legitimately runs ahead of the seat pool, and propagating the 2x into the seat pool bought nothing while doubling everything keyed by seat: sampler state, the eager [seats, draft_len, vocab] draft-probability tensors (~800 MB at 512 seats), the penalty tensors and the pinned-host block-offset tables. - drop the is_disagg term (and parameter) from compute_max_num_sequences and the pass-through parameter from resolve_max_num_sequences; the seat pool is now max_batch_size * pp_size, plus one micro-batch under ADP + overlap. - make validate_seq_slot_pool_covers_admission asymmetric instead of an equality: an index pool below the seat pool is always a bug (nvbug 6627795), above it is a bug only when aggregated, and expected under disaggregation. - KVCacheManagerV2's arithmetic is unchanged; its comments now say why the 2x is local to that pool. - tests: drop the is_disagg column from SIZING_CASES, add a signature guard so the parameter cannot come back, split the validator's two directions, and add the index-pool > seat-pool disagg pairing to the capacity cases. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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Thanks for the PR. I found an issue wrt overlap enablement/disablement; happy to take another look once addressed.
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…tention DP
Size the KV index pool from the manager's own inputs instead of importing
the executor's seat-pool size: the coefficient becomes
2 if is_disagg or (attention_dp and overlap and not pp) else 1
which keeps the manager deriving its capacity from max_batch_size *
pp_size and leaves every non-ADP topology byte-identical.
Because the two pools are no longer expressed in the same terms -- the
seat pool carries the PP multiplier and the index pool does not -- drop
validate_seq_slot_pool_covers_admission and the max_admissible_sequences
it compared, and stop plumbing max_num_seq_slots into the manager.
Keep should_enable_disagg_adp_overlap_headroom under its original name
and widen only its predicate to attention DP without PP, with either
disaggregation or the overlap scheduler; compute_max_num_sequences goes
back to pp_size micro-batches under PP and the headroom factor
otherwise. Pipeline parallelism is out of scope on both sides.
Revert the model_engine.py and mamba_cache_manager.py changes: neither
needed one. In SuffixAutomatonManager, treat the sequence-slot count as
a floor on an explicit global_pool_size rather than a new startup
failure, so a config TorchLlmArgs already accepted does not start
raising once attention DP is on.
Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
…uler The plumbing added for the attention-DP overlap headroom carried the flag as enable_overlap_scheduler, which inverts the config key users actually set. Thread disable_overlap_scheduler through instead so the plumbing, LlmArgs and the YAML all agree on one polarity. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
…ager_v2 The index-mapper sizing block already carries the pre-existing note about the disaggregated 2x coefficient; the added paragraph restated it for the attention-DP case without saying anything the predicate does not. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
…_executor should_enable_disagg_adp_overlap_headroom keeps the one-line docstring it had before this PR, and the four notes added around the router wiring and the liveness count in py_executor go away. Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
…lude-retiring-from-admission Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com> # Conflicts: # tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py # tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py
Bring PR 18457 in line with the seat-pool sizing in NVIDIA#18983 so the two can land in either order: - compute_max_num_sequences takes 18983's is_disagg term. Disaggregation and the attention-DP overlap headroom both cover one extra set of in-flight sequences, so they are combined with max() rather than multiplied. - KVCacheManagerV2 publishes max_admissible_sequences, the IndexMapper capacity minus the reserved dummy slots, keeping 18457's widened coefficient (disagg, or attention DP with overlap on and no PP). - validate_seq_slot_pool_covers_admission fails at startup when the seat pool is smaller than what admission allows, called just before the SeqSlotManager is built. Keyed on isinstance(int) rather than "is not None" so a Mock cache manager in another module's tests skips the check instead of raising TypeError from a comparison. - Slot-indexed spec-decoding buffers follow model_engine.max_num_seq_slots unconditionally, in _set_up_spec_metadata, _initialize_no_kv_cache_runner and seat_pool_or_none. The pool already exceeds max_batch_size for three independent reasons -- pipeline depth, the overlap headroom and disaggregation -- and those buffers cannot tell them apart, so gating on one of the three sized them at max_batch_size while py_seq_slot ranged over the full pool. - py_executor_creator's max_num_seq_slots fallback recomputes with the disagg term instead of assuming max_batch_size * pp_size. Also merges main (05838ce) and registers test_seq_slot_sizing.py in l0_a10. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: chenfeiz0326 <203214996+chenfeiz0326@users.noreply.github.com>
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1. What this PR changes
Under the overlap scheduler a request that has emitted its last token is not torn down until the
next iteration. During that window it is retiring: no scheduler will ever forward it again,
but it was still charged against attention-DP admission. Each rank therefore held admission open
for requests that could never be scheduled, offered load could not fill the admission window, and
the context worker ran at roughly half its configured batch. Filed as nvbugs 6627795, 6692514,
6695518, 6704146.
Three modules change.
Attention-DP request routing. Retiring requests are excluded from the per-rank load and token
counts that admission is balanced on, at the single point where rank states are gathered, so all
three routers are corrected at once and none of them needs to know that overlap exists. They are
still counted for liveness and idle-wait decisions, because they remain resident: the liveness
count selects a blocking versus a non-blocking queue wait, and a rank that blocks while its peers
enter a collective hangs rather than slows down. Keeping those two counts distinct is the whole
subtlety here.
Sequence-slot pool sizing — in executor resource sizing, the KV-cache manager (V2) and the
speculative-decoding resource managers. The number of simultaneously-live sequences was being
re-derived from the batch size independently in several places, with formulas that disagreed.
It now has one definition, which is delivered to every pool that indexes by sequence slot: the
V2 index pool, the sampler, the guided decoder and the speculative-decoding slot pools. This half
is what makes the first half real — recovering admission alone is a no-op, because the extra
admitted requests have no slot to occupy and are deferred straight back. The one-iteration
teardown headroom is also generalized from disaggregated-only to any non-PP attention-DP
deployment with overlap enabled, which is what the aggregated case below exercises.
Startup validation. The seat pool and each manager's admissible-sequence count are now
checked for agreement in both directions during initialization, so either direction of skew
fails at startup naming both numbers instead of surfacing as a throughput loss (pool too small)
or as a mid-collective crash (pool too large). A one-sided check is what let this bug through.
Deliberately gated off: pipeline parallelism (it multiplies both sides of the inequality, so the
widening cannot bind), hybrid/SSM architectures (their state pool is sized independently, so an
extra seat would have no state slot behind it), and KV-cache manager V1 (being deprecated — which
is also why the index-pool fix went to V2, the default for the affected models).
2. Perf verification —
fix_vs_baseBASE =
maintot3810f4ee50; FIX = same wheel + this PR. The change is pure Python, so botharms install one byte-identical wheel and differ only by which
.pyfiles land in site-packages.Primary metric
total_token_throughput(req/sfor thectx_onlycase). n=3 per arm exceptwhere noted; 25 reps gated countable, 0 rejected on quality.
ctx_onlydeepseek-r1-fp4 8k1k con4096 — 6695518base_reproduces_regris True on the first four: the BASE arm independently reproduced eachfiled regression before any fix was measured, landing within −0.10% to −1.28% of the regressed CI
rows. References are per-case OpenSearch medians, split on each row's own effective context-worker
disable_overlap_scheduler.On 6704146 the third arm is the pre-regression configuration (overlap disabled on the context
worker). FIX and that arm have bit-identical admission accounting, yet FIX is +7.09%
faster with 12.3% lower median TTFT — the flip both broke the accounting and delivered a real
per-iteration speedup, so fixing it keeps the speedup while reverting it forfeits the speedup.
The mechanism, not just the delta.
charges/request = Σ(k·count) / (requests / ctx_ranks)reads 1.14–1.33 on BASE and 1.0006–1.0012 on every FIX rep — the accounting is restored
exactly, not merely improved. Equivalently
k = 2·requests/ctx_iterationsis integer-quantizedwith
k_max = 2·ctx_ranks·ctx_max_batch_size: every FIX arm attainsk_max(3→8, 7→16, 24→64),every BASE arm draws below it. The starvation ratio
mean_scheduled / max_num_sequencesmoves0.500→0.998 at a seat pool of 2 and 0.496→0.976 at a pool of 16. On the aggregated
ctx_onlycase the logged seat-pool capacity also moves 3→5 with
is_disagg=False, which is thegeneralized headroom gate — that case is the only one exercising both halves of the change.
Two caveats, stated rather than smoothed:
discrete admission states (
k ∈ {5, 6, 7}observed across six reps), the median lands on thebest of them, and the quoted numbers are therefore floors. Against its own
k=6draw theGB200 case reads +23.89%. The glm-5 and
ctx_onlycases are deterministic across reps andcan be read as point estimates.
tp1, resolves to KV-cachemanager V1, and logs
enable_attention_dp=False, so every mechanism above is gated off — thepatched code is verifiably installed (marker symbols present on all nodes) and verifiably never
runs (zero index-pool banners), and
charges/requestis bit-identical on both arms. Itsregression is real but token-budget-bound rather than seat-bound (14.13% of BASE context
iterations schedule zero requests); it needs the non-ADP path extended separately.
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