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fix: validate FPM memory evidence across separate collection runs - #431
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Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
The whole-launch identity comparison incorrectly rejected reviewed collector source updates. Keep only aisimulate_revision outside immutable identity equality and include its exact accepted and collection values in the required review. Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
Whole-policy equality rejected archived deadline overrides and explicit empty CLI lists before memory verification. Separate only the supported collection controls for exact review, preserve the frozen plans and hashes, and retain strict serving configuration and raw memory checks. Collection-control review does not establish timing or measurement equivalence. Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com>
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- Around line 303-312: In the runtime binding built in `collection_readiness`,
avoid converting a missing `runtime_observations` value to `Path(".")`: skip
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- No literal consumers of the new AISimulate APIs were found. However, Dynamo treats diagnostics
readiness == "ready"as the availability contract:AisSessionrejects other values, and the planner’s_engine_ready()/has_sufficient_data()depend on it. Any readiness result-shape change should preserve this field or update these consumers. [::ai-dynamo/dynamo::]lib/bindings/python/src/dynamo/_internal/ais.py:151-155;components/src/dynamo/planner/core/perf_model/ais_adapter.py:189-190,606-609 - Existing integration tests explicitly assert
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python/aisimulate/collector/fpm_forward/runtime_observations.py (1)
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354-355: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationThe formal runner archives successful observation phases with
status: "passed". The"completed"status belongs to the separate generic probe result. The proposed finding is refuted.python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/collection_readiness.py (1)
326-331: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessReject this guided-path finding.
The guided command does not archive any reviewed collection control. Its deployment model has no generator-overrides field. Its backend policy creates only the supported kernel and EPLB arguments. The default benchmark timeout is added only to rendered cell arguments, not to the archived plan policy that
_collection_controlsexamines. The normal warm-up environment variables are outside the reviewed set.The review failure can occur for manually supplied lower-level collector inputs, but that is not a guided campaign path.
| if runtime_probe_manifest(request) is not None: | ||
| index = Path(checkpoint.get("runtime_observations", "")) | ||
| selected_runtime[cell.cell_id] = { | ||
| "phase": cell.workload_kind, | ||
| "plan": {"path": str(campaign / "collection-plan.json"), "sha256": plan.sha256}, | ||
| "checkpoint": {key: report["checkpoint"][key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | ||
| "observations": {key: file_evidence(index)[key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | ||
| "attempt_id": checkpoint.get("runtime_observation_attempt_id"), | ||
| "collector_attempt_id": entry.get("attempt_id") if isinstance(entry, dict) else None, | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Build the runtime binding outside the per-cell timing loop, and handle a missing index explicitly.
Path(checkpoint.get("runtime_observations", "")) becomes Path(".") when the checkpoint has no index. file_evidence(Path(".")) then raises IsADirectoryError. The campaign-level except catches it after only the first cell has been appended. The remaining cells of that campaign are missing from report["cells"] and selected. The only blocker is an unclear [Errno 21] Is a directory: '.'. Before this change, the same checkpoint still produced complete per-cell timing reports.
There is also a related mismatch. file_evidence returns path.resolve(). verify_collection_runtime_bindings (runtime_collection.py, Line 325) compares that value against Path(checkpoint["runtime_observations"]).absolute(). Assume the recorded path goes through a symlinked directory or is relative. Then the binding fails with "runtime checkpoint does not match the bound plan/index/attempt", even for an unchanged campaign.
Fix:
- Skip index hashing when the field is absent, and add an explicit blocker.
- Resolve relative paths against the checkpoint or campaign location.
- Use the same normalization on both sides of the comparison.
Proposed change
--- "a/python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/collection_readiness.py"
+++ "b/python/aisimulate/src/aisimulate/support/collection_readiness.py"
@@ -300,13 +300,18 @@
report["cells"].append(cell_report)
if cell.cell_id not in selected or cell.cell_id in checkpoint["cells"]:
selected[cell.cell_id] = {"campaign": report["kind"], "plan_sha256": plan.sha256, **cell_report}
- if runtime_probe_manifest(request) is not None:
- index = Path(checkpoint.get("runtime_observations", ""))
- selected_runtime[cell.cell_id] = {
- "phase": cell.workload_kind,
- "plan": {"path": str(campaign / "collection-plan.json"), "sha256": plan.sha256},
- "checkpoint": {key: report["checkpoint"][key] for key in ("path", "sha256")},
- "observations": {key: file_evidence(index)[key] for key in ("path", "sha256")},
+ if runtime_probe_manifest(request) is not None:
+ recorded = checkpoint.get("runtime_observations")
+ if not isinstance(recorded, str) or not recorded:
+ selected_runtime.pop(cell.cell_id, None)
+ report["errors"].append("collector checkpoint records no runtime observation index")
+ continue
+ index = Path(recorded)
+ selected_runtime[cell.cell_id] = {
+ "phase": cell.workload_kind,
+ "plan": {"path": str(campaign / "collection-plan.json"), "sha256": plan.sha256},
+ "checkpoint": {key: report["checkpoint"][key] for key in ("path", "sha256")},
+ "observations": {key: file_evidence(index)[key] for key in ("path", "sha256")},
"attempt_id": checkpoint.get("runtime_observation_attempt_id"),
"collector_attempt_id": entry.get("attempt_id") if isinstance(entry, dict) else None,
}In runtime_collection.py Line 325, compare Path(...).resolve() against index.resolve().
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| if runtime_probe_manifest(request) is not None: | |
| index = Path(checkpoint.get("runtime_observations", "")) | |
| selected_runtime[cell.cell_id] = { | |
| "phase": cell.workload_kind, | |
| "plan": {"path": str(campaign / "collection-plan.json"), "sha256": plan.sha256}, | |
| "checkpoint": {key: report["checkpoint"][key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | |
| "observations": {key: file_evidence(index)[key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | |
| "attempt_id": checkpoint.get("runtime_observation_attempt_id"), | |
| "collector_attempt_id": entry.get("attempt_id") if isinstance(entry, dict) else None, | |
| } | |
| if runtime_probe_manifest(request) is not None: | |
| recorded = checkpoint.get("runtime_observations") | |
| if not isinstance(recorded, str) or not recorded: | |
| selected_runtime.pop(cell.cell_id, None) | |
| report["errors"].append("collector checkpoint records no runtime observation index") | |
| continue | |
| index = Path(recorded) | |
| selected_runtime[cell.cell_id] = { | |
| "phase": cell.workload_kind, | |
| "plan": {"path": str(campaign / "collection-plan.json"), "sha256": plan.sha256}, | |
| "checkpoint": {key: report["checkpoint"][key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | |
| "observations": {key: file_evidence(index)[key] for key in ("path", "sha256")}, | |
| "attempt_id": checkpoint.get("runtime_observation_attempt_id"), | |
| "collector_attempt_id": entry.get("attempt_id") if isinstance(entry, dict) else None, | |
| } |
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303 - 312:
In the runtime binding built in `collection_readiness`, avoid converting a
missing `runtime_observations` value to `Path(".")`: skip index hashing and add
an explicit blocker when the value is absent, while preserving per-cell
reporting. Resolve relative index paths against the appropriate checkpoint or
campaign location, and use consistent path resolution in
`verify_collection_runtime_bindings` so symlinked and relative paths compare
correctly.
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Why and what changed
Onboarding memory validation rejects a collection when its recorded configuration name differs from the accepted probe, when prefill and decode were collected in separate attempts, or when reviewed collector/runtime revisions changed. Bind each phase to its archived collection plan and successful attempt, validate that phase under its recorded launch, then require complete phase coverage and compatibility with the accepted profile.
The shared verifier is also used by collection readiness. Exact runtime, deployment, AISimulate source and supported collection-control changes require a recorded review; model revision, precision, topology, scheduler/graph settings, cache geometry, artifact integrity and rank-local capacity remain strict. Semantically empty CLI overrides normalize without changing the archived plan. Verified repository names and their pinned snapshot paths compare as the same checkpoint. Collection-control review establishes memory compatibility only. Existing single-campaign callers retain their strict behavior.
Review map
runtime_collection.pyfor plan/attempt binding and compatibility checks, thenruntime_observations.pyandruntime_probe.pyfor phase-specific validation.runtime_bindingsin readiness and the documented Python binding/review record.expected_planandruntime_bindingsare mutually exclusive.Evidence
b96b560afa10d269fea5c797c5f75f0ef9e154ff: 160 runtime-binding/readiness tests passed independently; the same suite passed on the pinned campaign build. Command:python -m pytest -p no:timeout -c python/aisimulate/pytest.ini python/aisimulate/tests/unit/test_onboard_runtime_bindings.py python/aisimulate/tests/unit/test_onboard_collection_readiness.py -q(with the checkout's Python source onPYTHONPATH).b96b560afa10d269fea5c797c5f75f0ef9e154ff; independent task and whole-branch reviews, both clean.Modeling or data provenance
CPU recovery used the same Python verifier patch on the original campaign base (
cfd1bb8b162e4b8ed0c6f5b47206b98cee5521bd), with ordinary prediction kept at7d2c0a692ced4a433211819705958c04463dc146and its original native binary. It reused existing Inkling TP4, TP8 and DEP4 artifacts and retained the accepted profiles, collection provenance, repeated measurements and quality receipts. The prior holdout statuses remain TP4 failed, TP8 failed and DEP4 incomplete. Memory compatibility and selected-trace coverage do not establish interpolation or serving accuracy, and this run does not qualify the dataset for upload.Tracking