[None][test] Add AgentX DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark perf-sanity lanes on GB300 - #18298
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WalkthroughThis change adds an AgentX trace-replay client for disaggregated PerfSanity runs, separates benchmark-client matching, handles absent speculative-decoding metrics, and registers two GB300 DeepSeek-V4-Pro DSpark workloads. ChangesAgentX PerfSanity
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104-132: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftExpand AgentX test coverage.
Test coverage summary: insufficient. The three added tests cover only match-key registration and matching behavior. Add focused tests for
ClientConfig._to_agentx_cmd,agentx_client.pycommand and export handling, and the speculative-decodingalexemption. The two newtest-dbentries cover end-to-end lanes only. None of the three changed unit tests is listed intest-dborqa; unit tests remain in the pre-merge unit-test scope.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/agentx_client.py`:
- Line 218: Update _Heartbeat.__init__ with an explicit -> None return
annotation, and replace the bare dict annotations in _read_metric,
check_run_health, and report_metrics with a precise typed model representing the
consumed profile_export_aiperf.json fields.
In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/test_perf_sanity.py`:
- Around line 2388-2400: Propagate the existing non-AgentX speculative-decoding
predicate through result upload: update the logic that appends d_al and the
construction of regression_metrics so AgentX lanes do not require or read
metrics["al"], while preserving al handling for other speculative-decoding
clients. Locate these changes in upload_test_results_to_database() and the
regression-metric setup, reusing the benchmark_client comparison already used by
the validation condition.
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In `@tests/unittest/tools/test_perf_sanity_matching.py`:
- Around line 104-132: Expand AgentX coverage beyond get_client_match_keys and
benchmark_data_matches by adding focused tests for ClientConfig._to_agentx_cmd,
agentx_client.py command/export handling, and the speculative-decoding al
exemption. Register the affected unit tests in the appropriate test-db or qa
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In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/agentx_client.py`:
- Around line 486-501: Update the aiperf execution flow around build_aiperf_cmd
and export_path to remove any existing profile_export_aiperf.json before
subprocess.run starts. Keep the subsequent existence and return-code checks
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562-565: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPropagate the AgentX
alexemption into upload and regression-metric construction.
check_test_failure()now exempts an AgentX spec-decoding lane from the'al'-missing hard-fail whenforce_num_accepted_tokensis set (lines 2651-2667). This exemption is not threaded through the rest of the pipeline.
add_perf_metric_value()still doesif spec_decoding: new_data["d_al"] = metrics["al"]unconditionally. For an exempted AgentX lane,metricshas no"al"key, so this line raisesKeyErrorduringupload_test_results_to_database(), right after the benchmark itself succeeded.Separately,
has_spec_decodingat lines 2872-2879 recomputes fromclient_config.spec_decodingalone and appends"d_al"toregression_metricseven when no record actually hasd_alpopulated.Both GB300 DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark lanes added in this PR use MTP-style speculative decoding (draft length 3 / 5), so
client_config.spec_decodingis True for them, and this crash is reachable as soon as they upload results.Guard both call sites on whether
metricsactually contains"al", not merely onspec_decoding.🐛 Proposed fix
for metric_name in PERF_METRIC_LOG_QUERIES: new_data[f"d_{metric_name}"] = metrics[metric_name] - if spec_decoding: + if spec_decoding and "al" in metrics: new_data["d_al"] = metrics["al"]- has_spec_decoding = any( - cc.spec_decoding - for clients in self.server_client_configs.values() - for cc in clients - ) - if has_spec_decoding: + has_al = any("d_al" in new_data for new_data in new_data_dict.values()) + if has_al: regression_metrics.append("d_al")Also applies to: 2872-2879
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In `@tests/integration/defs/perf/test_perf_sanity.py`:
- Around line 562-565: Guard AgentX metric handling in add_perf_metric_value so
d_al is added only when metrics contains "al", even if spec_decoding is enabled;
likewise, derive has_spec_decoding or regression_metrics inclusion from actual
"al" availability rather than client_config.spec_decoding alone, preventing
missing d_al records from entering regression metrics.
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672-675: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRename the mutable global to snake_case.
Line 675 declares a mutable list, and line 712 appends to it. Rename
_RESERVED_PORT_SOCKETSto_reserved_port_sockets.Proposed fix
-_RESERVED_PORT_SOCKETS: List[socket.socket] = [] +_reserved_port_sockets: List[socket.socket] = []As per coding guidelines: “Use snake_case for files, functions, methods, locals, and mutable globals.”
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568-578: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd regression coverage for
alhandling.
tests/unittest/scripts/test_perf_sanity_helpers.pydoes not cover missingal,al=0.0, or theRuntimeErrorraised bycheck_test_failure()before upload for non-exempt speculative decoding. Add focused tests for all three branches.Coverage: insufficient. No test functions were added, modified, or removed, and no focused test-list entry exists.
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…B300 Adds the AgentX agentic trace-replay workload to the perf-sanity system and two DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark lanes that use it on GB300 aws-cmh. AgentX replays a recorded multi-turn conversation corpus for a fixed wall-clock duration rather than a fixed prompt count, so it cannot reuse benchmark_serving (there is no ISL/OSL/num-prompts to give it). A new client, tests/integration/defs/perf/agentx_client.py, adapts the pinned agentx-harness build of aiperf to the harness: it installs the pinned build, proves the endpoint serves one real token before spending GPU-hours, runs `aiperf profile`, and re-emits the export in benchmark_serving's exact report format so the existing metric scanner, DB upload and regression check all keep working unchanged. Wiring in test_perf_sanity.py: - New optional `benchmark_client` key on a disaggregated benchmark_config selects the client. Any unrecognised value is rejected at parse time rather than silently falling through to the default client. - The value is uploaded as the `s_benchmark_client` baseline match key so a differently-driven lane forms its own population. It is emitted as "" (not "default") for the built-in client, and benchmark_data_matches treats absent and empty as equal, so pre-existing baselines keep matching. - AgentX lanes are exempt from the spec-decoding `al` hard-fail: `al` derives from a TRT-LLM-specific per-response field aiperf does not propagate, and both lanes pin the accepted length with TLLM_SPEC_DECODE_FORCE_NUM_ACCEPTED_TOKENS (already a match key), so `al` would restate a configured constant rather than measure anything. - force_num_accepted_tokens_from_env_str now parses a fractional value, which the runtime accepts and both lanes use. Both lanes are e2e only. gen_only is deliberately left to a follow-up: the trace's median ISL is ~101K tokens, so the gen_only fill gate would need far more gen KV resident than 8x GB300 can hold and would never open. AgentX gen_only needs the gen_only_no_context flavor, which implies different node counts and its own stages. Lanes: - 24 GPUs / 6 nodes: ctx2 dep8 + gen1 dep8, DSpark draft len 3 - 40 GPUs / 10 nodes: ctx3 dep8 + gen1 dep16, DSpark draft len 5 Validated end-to-end against a real 6-node aws-cmh run: submission_valid true, TTFT coverage 0.9963, ITL coverage 1.0, 990 requests over 1820s. The generated argv is byte-identical to the reference script's, and all 16 metric lines parse under the harness's existing regexes. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
Two review findings on the AgentX perf-sanity lanes. Do not validate an export left by a previous run. agentx_client reused whatever profile_export_aiperf.json was already in the artifact directory, so when aiperf crashed but a stale export was present the run reported the previous invocation's metrics as a success. Reachable whenever the directory is reused: a retried lane, or a local rerun against the same --output-dir. Remove the export before launching aiperf so the existence check afterwards is a statement about this run. Condition the 'al' hard-fail exemption on the accepted count actually being pinned. The exemption is sound only because every agentx lane sets TLLM_SPEC_DECODE_FORCE_NUM_ACCEPTED_TOKENS, which made 'al' a restatement of a configured constant; that precondition was only a comment. Derive it from ServerConfig.force_num_accepted_tokens instead, so an agentx lane running spec decoding without forcing the accepted count still fails. Both shipped lanes resolve force_num_accepted_tokens=2 and stay exempt; with the variable stripped the same lane is no longer exempt. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
The AgentX DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark lanes set num_serve_frontends (ctx=8, gen=4) to keep the HTTP frontend from bottlenecking at concurrency 1156/1456. trtllm-serve rejects that outright under the harness's launch scheme: Invalid value: port 0 and --report_addr are only supported with a single serving frontend, but num_serve_frontends=8. The rejection is correct. Attached frontends re-exec the command line verbatim, so with port 0 each binds its own kernel-assigned port instead of sharing one, and each republishes its address, leaving the reader with whichever wrote last. So pick the port on this side when, and only when, the worker config asks for more than one frontend. Reserving it by binding and closing would reopen the window the port-0 scheme exists to close, so the socket stays bound for the process lifetime instead: multi-frontend servers bind with SO_REUSEPORT, and Linux lets same-uid SO_REUSEPORT sockets share a port provided the first binder set the flag. The reservation is therefore transparent to the server while still refusing a plain bind() from anything else on the node, and it is deliberately never listen()ed, since only listening sockets join the kernel's accept load-balancing group -- a bound-only socket holds the port without ever swallowing a request. The harness then publishes host:port on the worker's behalf, atomically, so the disagg server's hostname-file reader is untouched. Publishing before the server is up matches what it replaces rather than loosening it: launch_server publishes at bind time, well before it builds the engine, so a reader could always observe a worker that was still loading weights, and the disagg server's readiness wait is what covers that. Single-frontend configs keep the port-0 path byte for byte; of the 196 ctx/gen role configs under tests/scripts/perf-sanity/disaggregated, only the 4 belonging to these two lanes take the new branch. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
The AgentX 'al' exemption was only half applied. check_test_failure stopped hard-failing an AgentX spec-decoding lane that reports no acceptance length (aiperf does not propagate TRT-LLM's non-standard avg_decoded_tokens_per_iter field), but add_perf_metric_value still indexed metrics['al'] unconditionally whenever spec_decoding=True. A GB300 AgentX lane therefore completed a full 2h47m measurement, produced a valid aiperf export, and then died with KeyError: 'al' while uploading -- losing the row for a run that had succeeded. Omit the column instead. This cannot hide a real gap: check_test_failure() raises RuntimeError and runs immediately before upload_test_results_to_database(), so any non-exempt spec-decoding run whose 'al' is missing has already failed and never reaches this code. Reaching it without 'al' means the run was exempt by design. Omitted rather than defaulted on purpose: typeCheckForOpenSearchDB rejects None for a d_ key and would fail the whole row, and substituting 0.0 would corrupt the spec-decoding baseline population. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
The trailing ctx_router_config / server_config_extra block was carried over from the bench-trtllm-disagg harness, where both keys are live: its submit.py turns ctx_router_config into context_servers.router and merges server_config_extra into the generated disagg server config. perf-sanity has no equivalent. test_perf_sanity.py builds the disagg server config as a literal dict of hostname, port, backend, internal_request_auth_key, context_servers and generation_servers, and never reads a router key, so these settings were silently ignored -- the server_config.0.yaml generated by a passing run contains none of them. Removing them so the file no longer describes behaviour that is not configured. This leaves a real gap against the reference recipe, whose generated server config does carry context_servers.router.type=conversation plus the four server_config_extra keys. Closing that gap needs perf-sanity harness support for a router key, not a config-file edit, so it is left for a follow-up. Also drops the explanatory comments; the two lanes now match the top-level shape of the other disaggregated perf-sanity configs. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
…rf-sanity Follow-up to the previous commit, which dropped ctx_router_config and server_config_extra from the AgentX lanes because perf-sanity ignored them. This adds the harness support they were missing, under the same key names bench-trtllm-disagg/trtllm-disagg-benchmark uses, so a recipe can be carried over unchanged: router_config -> router on both roles (its submit.py:429-430) ctx_router_config -> router on context_servers (submit.py:440-441) gen_router_config -> router on generation_servers (submit.py:432-433) server_config_extra -> merged into the server config (submit.py:1038-1040) Precedence follows that harness: a generic router_config applies to both roles, a role-specific key overrides it for its role, and server_config_extra is merged last so it wins over everything above it. One deliberate divergence: perf-sanity rejects a server_config_extra carrying port, hostname, internal_request_auth_key, context_servers or generation_servers. bench-trtllm-disagg pins a fixed port and a static url list, whereas perf-sanity binds port 0 and has each server report its bound address back through --report_addr, then discovers the urls from the hostname files the tasks exchange. Overriding those keys would surface as a startup hang or as a benchmark run against the wrong endpoint, a long way from the cause, so it raises instead. All four keys are optional and default to None, and a config that sets none of them produces the same server config as before, so existing lanes are unaffected. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
…ty lanes
The previous two commits removed these keys because perf-sanity ignored them,
then taught the harness to honour them. This puts them back, so both AgentX
lanes now match the routing and disagg-server settings of the reference
bench-trtllm-disagg recipe they were derived from:
ctx_router_config.type: conversation
A conversation router on the context servers only. This is the piece the
lanes were missing: the ctx worker_config already sets
attention_dp_config.kv_cache_routing_conversation_affinity and a
per_conversation block reuse policy, but with the default round_robin
router the frontend spread a conversation's turns across ctx servers, so
the affinity had nothing to act on. Every ConversationRouter argument has
a default, so the bare type is sufficient.
server_config_extra
gen_strip_message_history and gen_tokids_ctxbytes change what the disagg
service forwards to the generation server; server_keep_alive_timeout
raises the frontend keep-alive from its default of 10s to 3600s, matching
the 3600s AGENTX_DURATION; num_workers runs the disagg frontend as a
delegating fleet rather than a single self-contained server. All four are
DisaggServerConfig fields, read by openai_disagg_service.py and serve.py.
These change the configuration under test, so the perf numbers currently in
the PR description do not describe this config; they are being re-measured.
Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
…kers num_workers > 1, or a disagg_coordinator_url, puts trtllm-serve disaggregated into fleet mode. trtllm-serve refuses to combine that with the port-0 plus report_addr address discovery perf-sanity depends on, and the refusal is correct: a fleet hands one port to N SO_REUSEPORT workers, so with port 0 each worker would get a different kernel-assigned port and the published address would serve only 1/N of requests. Observed on aws-cmh GB300 (job 3370429): the AgentX 24-GPU lane failed 31s in with "DISAGG_SERVER server exited unexpectedly with code 2". That message names neither the key nor the mechanism; the only real signal was a click.BadParameter buried in the captured server log. So reject the combination during config generation, where the offending key can be named and the fix stated, and drop num_workers from the two AgentX lanes. num_workers: 1 stays legal. ctx_router_config and the three remaining server_config_extra keys are unaffected, and were confirmed on the same run to reach the generated server_config: router type conversation appears under context_servers only, with the extras at top level and the harness-owned port, hostname, auth key and discovered urls intact. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
The AgentX DSpark trace-replay lanes were registered in two sizes: 24 GPUs / 6 nodes (ctx2+gen1) and 40 GPUs / 10 nodes (ctx3+gen1). A post-merge run of the larger one holds 10 GB300 nodes for the lane's full wall-clock-bounded replay, which is more capacity than this coverage is worth: the 24-GPU lane already exercises the same model, trace corpus, conversation-router path and disagg topology, and the 40-GPU case differs only in ctx/gen worker counts. So de-register the 40-GPU case while keeping its config: - drop its test-db list (nothing selects it, so no stage runs it) - drop its buildStageConfigs declaration - drop its .test_durations entry Its config YAML is deliberately left in place. Config YAMLs under tests/scripts/perf-sanity/disaggregated/ produce test ids just by existing -- PERF_SANITY_TEST_CASES globs the directory at import time -- so the case stays collectable and runnable on demand via jenkins/scripts/perf/local/submit.py. Only automatic CI selection goes away, which is the part that costs GPUs. The surviving 24-GPU stage keeps testCount=1 against a one-test block, as the disagg e2e path requires (submit.py raises unless the split group resolves to exactly one case). Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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PR NVIDIA#18408 re-keyed perf-sanity case identity onto s_test_case_name (plus GPU type, runtime and branch), deleting the per-server/per-client match key tuples. This branch had added s_benchmark_client as a client match key so an agentx lane would form its own baseline population; that key is now redundant, because a disaggregated case name embeds its config stem and the agentx stems contain 'agentx', so those lanes are already separated by name. The match key itself was dropped during the rebase. This commit updates the four comments and doc paragraphs that still described the old behaviour: - README: the case-separation paragraph now explains separation by s_test_case_name, and notes s_benchmark_client is uploaded for reporting only. - README: TLLM_SPEC_DECODE_FORCE_NUM_ACCEPTED_TOKENS is no longer described as a match key, since l_force_num_accepted_tokens is not one after NVIDIA#18408. - test_perf_sanity.py: the ClientConfig and to_db_data comments no longer call the empty default load-bearing for matching. No behaviour change; s_benchmark_client is still emitted to the database. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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Registers both AgentX DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark trace-replay cases in tests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_perf_disagg.yml, under the existing GB300 condition block. The 40-GPU case is included here even though it is deliberately not registered in post-merge CI: the QA list is run on a daily/release schedule rather than per-merge, so listing it does not add recurring 10-node cost to every merge. Timeouts are set above this file's usual 120 minutes because the lanes replay a trace for a fixed AGENTX_DURATION=3600 s wall-clock window on top of server startup and model load. The 24-GPU case measured 9124 s (152 min) of pytest time on aws-cmh, so it gets 210, matching the value already used for it in the CI test-db. The 40-GPU case has not been run; it uses the same replay duration but brings up four workers across ten nodes, so it gets 240 pending a measurement. The ids use the non-_upload spelling, matching every other entry in this file. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
The two AgentX DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark lanes were listed in tests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_perf_disagg.yml but their configs existed only under tests/scripts/perf-sanity/disaggregated/. PERF_SANITY_TEST_CASES globs a single directory, DISAGG_CONFIG_FOLDER, so a QA run pointed at tests/scripts/perf/disaggregated/ could not collect them. 31 of the 33 stems in the QA disagg list already resolve in that folder; these two were the only exceptions. The copies are byte-identical to the perf-sanity ones. QA variants of other cases often add a top-level accuracy: block (37 of 54 files, only 2 with enable_accuracy_test: true) and a larger multi_round, but neither applies here: the AgentX client replays a trace corpus for a fixed wall-clock window, so multi_round is not the workload knob, and there is no lm_eval task defined for this model. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
…ubmit.py Appends a short walkthrough to jenkins/scripts/perf/local/README.md for running an AgentX trace-replay lane by hand. The existing README documents the flags; this covers the three things needed on top of them -- the environment variables, the submit command, and how to read the result: - EXTRA_CONTAINER_EXPORTS is read at generation time and spliced into the four per-role env prefixes, so it must be exported before submit.py - submit.py appends its own HF_HOME=/tmp/hf_home after that splice for the worker roles, so HF_HUB_CACHE and HF_DATASETS_CACHE should be set too to make the result independent of splice order - dataset_file is an aiperf --public-dataset loader name, not a path - AGENTX_* knobs come from client_env_var in the config yaml, not from the shell and not from a submit.py flag - the verdict is submission_valid plus duration coverage in profile_export_aiperf.json, not the pytest exit status Headings are demoted one level so the file keeps a single H1. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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…f list Adds the AgentX DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark 24-GPU lane to tests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_perf_multinode.txt, in a new # GB300 DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark section after the existing # GB300 DeepSeek-V4-Pro group. Matches the conventions of that file: bare test id in the disagg-e2e- form with no _upload suffix and no TIMEOUT marker (the file carries none), grouped under a section header whose platform tag is what .claude/agents/perf-test-sync.md parses to classify the case. The 40-GPU lane is deliberately left out of this list to limit GPU hours; its config stays in the repo and it remains listed in llm_perf_disagg.yml. Signed-off-by: Chenfei Zhang <chenfeiz@nvidia.com>
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What does this PR do?
Adds AgentX agentic trace-replay perf-sanity coverage for DeepSeek-V4-Pro-DSpark on GB300, running disaggregated with NIXL cache transfer.
Unlike the existing perf-sanity cases, which send a fixed number of synthetic fixed-shape prompts, these lanes replay a real multi-turn conversation trace (
semianalysisai/cc-traces-weka-062126) for a fixed wall-clock duration. The workload is prefill-dominated and highly cacheable — mean ISL ≈ 152K tokens across turns — so it exercises prefix-cache reuse and conversation-affinity routing, which the existing cases do not.New client —
tests/integration/defs/perf/agentx_client.pymetadata.submission_validalongside the metrics, so validity is a property of the export rather than something inferred from the exit status.Harness changes —
tests/integration/defs/perf/test_perf_sanity.pyctx_router_config/gen_router_configthrough to the generated disagg server config, so a lane can select a router (these lanes usetype: conversation, which pins a conversation's turns to one ctx worker so its prefix cache actually hits). This aligns perf-sanity withbench-trtllm-disagg, which already supported these keys.server_config_extrathrough for lane-specific server settings, with two guards so a bad key fails at config-generation time with a named cause instead of surfacing ~30 s later as an opaque server exit:port,hostname,internal_request_auth_key,context_servers,generation_servers).num_workers > 1/disagg_coordinator_url. These override nothing, but they select a disaggregated server fleet, whichtrtllm-servedeliberately refuses to combine with theport: 0+--report_addrdiscovery this harness depends on: a fleet hands one port to NSO_REUSEPORTworkers, so underport: 0each would get a different kernel-assigned port and the published address would serve 1/N of requests.num_serve_frontends(ctx 8, gen 4) so the HTTP frontend is not the bottleneck at concurrency 1156.trtllm-servealso rejectsport 0/--report_addrwhennum_serve_frontends > 1, for the same reason. The harness therefore reserves the port itself in that case only, and publisheshost:porton the worker's behalf, leaving the hostname-file reader unchanged. The reservation socket setsSO_REUSEPORTand stays bound for the process lifetime (rather than bound-and-closed, which would reopen the raceport 0exists to close); it is deliberately neverlisten()ed, since only listeningSO_REUSEPORTsockets join the kernel's accept load-balancing group — so it holds the port without ever swallowing a request. Single-frontend configs keep theport 0path byte for byte.Regression reporting — same file
alhard-fail, by omittingd_alwhen the value was not parsed instead of uploading a placeholder.alderives from TRT-LLM's non-standardavg_decoded_tokens_per_iterfield, whichaiperfdoes not propagate. No signal is lost: both lanes pin the accepted length viaTLLM_SPEC_DECODE_FORCE_NUM_ACCEPTED_TOKENS, recorded asl_force_num_accepted_tokens, soalwould restate a configured constant rather than a measurement. The exemption is conditioned on that forcing actually being in effect rather than merely documented, so an agentx lane that ever ran spec decoding without pinning would still fail. Follows the existing pattern for conditionally-populated fields in the same file (use_nv_sa_benchmark,d_user_throughput).tests/test_common/perf_sanity_matching.py. Case identity after [None][test] key perf-sanity case identity on test case name #18408 is keyed ons_test_case_name(plus GPU type, runtime, branch), and a disaggregated case name embeds its config stem — so these lanes, whose stems containagentx, already form their own baseline population by name.s_benchmark_clientis uploaded for reporting only.CI registration — 24 GPUs only.
Only the 24-GPU lane gets a test-db list, a
L0_Test.groovypost-merge stage and a.test_durationsentry. The 40-GPU config YAML is included but deliberately not registered, because a post-merge run would hold 10 GB300 nodes for the lane's full wall-clock replay and it adds little over the 24-GPU lane, which already covers the same model, trace, router path and disagg topology. Config YAMLs undertests/scripts/perf-sanity/disaggregated/produce test ids just by existing (the directory is globbed at import time), so the 40-GPU case stays collectable and runnable on demand viajenkins/scripts/perf/local/submit.py— only automatic CI selection is absent.Perf — 24 GPUs case, aws-cmh local run
Run with
jenkins/scripts/perf/local/submit.pyon aws-cmh GB300 (not through CI),--install-mode wheel(tensorrt_llm-1.3.0rc25-cp312-cp312-linux_aarch64.whl), Slurm job 3423191, 6 nodes.Case:
disagg-e2e-gb300_deepseek-v4-pro-dspark_agentx_con1156_ctx2_dep8_gen1_dep8_eplb0_dspark3_ccb-NIXL— ctx 2 × dep8, gen 1 × dep8, dspark 3, concurrency 1156, NIXL cache transfer,ctx_router_config: {type: conversation}.Throughput
Latency
Workload shape — mean ISL 152,314.97 tokens, mean OSL 1,041.19 tokens; 3.06 B prompt tokens and 20.9 M completion tokens served in total. 83.53% of prompt tokens were served as prefix-cache reads, which is what the
conversationrouter is for.Run validity — 20,120 requests over 3,628.0 s;
submission_valid: true,was_cancelled: false,error_summary: []; TTFT coverage 1.0000 and ITL coverage 1.0000 against a required 0.95; 8 / 20,120 requests (0.04%) ended on EOS short of the requested output length. pytest:1 passed, 1037 deselected, 1 warning in 9124.52s (2:32:04).Log paths on aws-cmh
Run directory:
Files, relative to that directory:
trtllm-benchmark.0.0.logagentx.0.0/concurrency_1156/profile_export_aiperf.jsonsubmission_valid, coverage, percentiles)agentx.0.0/concurrency_1156/logs/aiperf.logserver_config.0.yamlrouter: {type: conversation})extra-llm-api-config.{ctx,gen}.e2e-*.ymlnum_serve_frontends8 / 4)disagg_server.log{ctx_server_0,ctx_server_1,gen_server_0}.logcache_transceiver_precheck/Slurm job log: