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fix(fpm kvwarm): hybrid (KDA/Mamba) fixes for the real-KV decode warm-up, validated on GLM-5.3-Flash - #14614
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WalkthroughThe PR adds hybrid live-state benchmark configuration and validation. It updates prefill and recurrent-chain planning, KV warm-up capacity calculations, shadow registration, repeated decode feasibility, giant fake-KV normalization, and related capacity tests. ChangesHybrid live-state benchmarking
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🟡 Minor · Require decode or aggregate benchmark mode. · backend_args.py:709-720
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire decode or aggregate benchmark mode.
benchmark_hybrid_live_state=Truepasses validation whenbenchmark_modeisNoneor"prefill". Without a benchmark mode,args.pydoes not serialize the benchmark configuration, so the option is a silent no-op. In"prefill"mode, the scheduler does not enable the decode KV warm-up that consumes the hybrid live-state setting.Add the same decode-or-aggregate requirement used for
benchmark_randomize_kda_state.Proposed fix
if self.benchmark_hybrid_live_state and self.benchmark_randomize_kda_state: raise ValueError( "--benchmark-hybrid-live-state and --benchmark-randomize-kda-state are mutually exclusive" ) + if self.benchmark_hybrid_live_state and self.benchmark_mode not in ( + "decode", + "agg", + ): + raise ValueError( + "--benchmark-hybrid-live-state requires --benchmark-mode decode or agg" + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@components/src/dynamo/vllm/instrumented_scheduler.py`:
- Around line 5302-5315: Prevent attention-DP benchmarks from re-enabling fake
decode after a stage failure. Update _kvwarm_stage_settle or the subsequent
scheduling path so points whose retained rung depth becomes zero are removed
consistently on every rank, or abort the benchmark; ensure _bench_step_decode
cannot apply fake injection for those points.
- Around line 6355-6365: Update the normalization logic around measured and
rank_results to collect sum_decode_kv_tokens from every rank result, reject the
point when the measured totals disagree, and apply the common
total_kv_read_tokens value to every rank when they agree. Preserve the existing
positive-value validation and sample-reason tracking for accepted corrections.
- Line 5315: Update the `_bench_expected_points` calculation to count only
points whose `sample_reasons` do not include `EAGER_WARMUP_REASON`, matching the
filtering performed by `_bench_save_current_point()` while preserving the
existing `renumbered` point flow.
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In `@components/src/dynamo/vllm/backend_args.py`:
- Around line 709-720: Update the benchmark validation around
benchmark_hybrid_live_state to require benchmark_mode to be either "decode" or
"agg", matching the existing benchmark_randomize_kda_state validation; raise a
ValueError with the corresponding requirement message before the benchmark_mode
handling.
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Requesting changes for four functional blockers: positional sliding-window block tables are truncated, live Mamba state misses the recurrent read slot at block boundaries, attention-DP filtering counts discarded eager replicas as results, and the same filter removes explicitly requested manifest points while reporting a complete run. Each inline comment includes a triggering example, expected versus observed behavior, and the required fix.
Reviewed head fc2cf444186c74b4a61eae43f4902c650f74df2c against merge base 5593e8857c508bebce7259e107a85c57cd142fd8. Validation used CPU fixtures executing unchanged production method bodies, with controlled scheduler/cache state and successful synthetic FPMs for artifact tests. The sliding-window reproduction also executes the pinned vLLM 0.29.0 allocation/recycling/copy methods; the Mamba reproduction executes its metadata index calculation. The artifact and explicit-manifest assertions pass at base and fail at head; the sliding-window case succeeds at base and asserts at head. The live-state finding concerns the newly enabled opt-in path. The existing test_benchmark_points.py suite passes all 18 tests. GPU execution and timing were not rerun.
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Thanks for the review -- all four P1 items plus the three CodeRabbit majors are addressed in 4532b36 (unit tests: 291 passed).
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I ran ReviewGate (an AI review tool I am building) over this PR and checked the result by hand against the current head ( The live-state fork is keyed on exact manager class names (
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Reviewed at 638fb3a against the Kimi K3 random-KDA work in #14900. The worker initialization/zeroing and restoration paths remain intact, but I reproduced two regressions in the shared warmup planner, detailed inline. Validation: 292 existing scheduler/benchmark-point/benchmark-worker CPU tests passed in the local vLLM development environment; additional probes compare the unchanged base/PR scheduler methods and selected unchanged allocator methods from the pinned vLLM v0.29.0 source. These probes do not constitute a full Kimi/GLM GPU run.
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Reviewed at 638fb3a, including compatibility with #14900. Approving with two outstanding P2 findings recorded inline: the generic recurrent-state retention estimate reduces Kimi real-KV coverage, and the per-context shadow reserve can undercount at an admission boundary. Please address those findings and add the corresponding regressions; this approval does not mark either issue as resolved.
Validation: 292 existing focused CPU tests passed, with additional base/head planner and vLLM v0.29.0 allocator-method probes reproducing the two findings. No new Kimi/GLM GPU validation was performed.
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Re-reviewed at c7f67f9f538d32c2dd39684e0976985ea5411404. All five blockers raised in my earlier reviews are addressed, with no remaining merge blocker found in this follow-up.
The batch-1/context-256 live K-pool example now schedules successfully with one private block and one state copy. The original four regression examples still pass. I also verified the latest long-context footprint and admission-context reservation fixes, including the allocator behavior in vLLM 0.30.
Validation: CPU reproductions executing production method bodies, eight targeted author test bodies, and 19 benchmark-point tests passed. Black, DCO, and the pre-merge checks pass. This verification did not include a GPU performance run.
Thanks for addressing the findings and adding the regression coverage.
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Source review of 35f08f4: three P2 findings and five P3 cleanup suggestions. Tests and CI were not checked.
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Follow-up source review at fbf8d14: the eight earlier comments are addressed. Two further findings are recorded below. Tests and CI were not checked.
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Reviewed at 39d9c26. All ten of my earlier comments are addressed, and I found no new actionable issues. Both save paths now mark recorded steady samples while admission-only samples remain rejected; the K-pool fixture description is also corrected.
This was a source review, including inspection of the added regression tests. Tests were not run and CI was not checked.
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…-up, validated on GLM-5.3-Flash On top of #14029 (real-KV seeding), #14728 (attention-DP stage round) and #14900 (random KDA state): - admission-capped KV groups (GLM5-Next k-pool tail: one block per request, block_size == index_kpool): honour _max_admission_blocks_per_request in shadow registration, the pool-shortfall mirror and the shadow reserve; both the default and the random-KDA path otherwise fail at the first shadow ('chain too shallow ... has 1') - stage slot budget: 2 * batch <= max_num_running_reqs (chains + shadows), rungs above fall back to fake KV - planner: reserve the tails the rung's own points take (exact per-group arithmetic) instead of two blocks per group; a resident chain below one cache block holds only its live state, past it the align pair plus the measured retention law (~1 checkpoint per 7680 tokens); trim depth against a 0.95 (0.85 under DP) margin, decide the fit against the full pool. Without this every 128/192-chain stage on GLM-5.3-Flash fell back to fake. - attention-DP: keep the decode grid real-KV only (fake injection is not rank-consistent on small per-rank pools) - giant-KV fake points: record at the measured coordinate (they run one batch short of the plan) - new opt-in --benchmark-hybrid-live-state: fork the recurrent tail from the parked chain's live block instead of skipping hybrids; mutually exclusive with --benchmark-randomize-kda-state. Validated vs GPU ground truth on GLM-5.3-Flash tep4: live-state 1.00/0.97/1.01/0.96 of GT (bs192, bs128 shallow, bs1, bs128@1k), random 0.93/0.91/1.00/0.91 - prefill grid: block-multiple new-token totals for the small-batch presets under hybrid align mode (single-request chunks above one block were never collectable) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…stead of aborting the sweep A giant fake-fallback decode point whose first pass outlasts the point deadline (observed on B200: benchmark_id=1741, batch=929, kv=1069693; fine on Hopper) reached _bench_save_current_point with an empty FPM list, and the exactly-one-FPM validator aborted the whole sweep at 1108/1825 points. The deadline contract documented at the steady-step fallback is a group-synchronized skip, not an abort; funnel the zero-FPM case through the same validation_failure channel as an admission-only shape mismatch, recorded as no_fpm_before_deadline. Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…s independently of engine limits The decode batch-size axis tops out at the engine's max_num_running_reqs, so the only way to avoid sweeping large batches was to lower --max-num-seqs, which changes the measured configuration itself (cudagraph capture list, scheduler ceiling, KV pool) and halves real-KV warm coverage (a warmed rung parks batch chains plus batch shadows). --benchmark-max-batch-size caps the generated axis only: points above the cap are never emitted, the engine keeps its deployment concurrency, and setting max-num-seqs to at least twice the cap keeps every swept rung warmable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…PMs still abort Split test_benchmark_point_rejects_non_single_fpm_count: the zero-count branch follows the no_fpm_before_deadline skip introduced in b8efcc0; the two-count branch keeps the abort. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…slot, DP accounting - shadow registration: compact fixed-length handling only for circular tables (k-pool tail: admission-capped AND excluded from prefix caching); sliding-window / chunked-local groups keep their positional tables - hybrid live-state: fork the whole recurrent_shadow_range span (read slot ceil(ctx/bs)-1 included) from the chain's live block; per-context reserve, worst-case reserve and pool-shortfall mirror use the same geometry - attention-DP real-KV-only filter: explicit manifest points that the warm plan cannot cover fail with their coordinates instead of being dropped; expected_points counts only non-replica points - attention-DP: a point whose stage failed after planning is recorded as skipped (stage_failed_under_attention_dp) instead of re-entering the rank-inconsistent fake-injection path - giant fake-KV normalization derives the measured coordinate from every rank and skips the point when ranks disagree (giant_measured_coordinate_mismatch) - --benchmark-hybrid-live-state requires --benchmark-mode decode or agg - tests: positional sliding-window table, circular tail table, live-state boundary read slot, DP explicit rejection, DP replica-free count Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…black formatting - the k-pool tail manager matches both the live-state type check and the circular-table predicate; registration, the per-context reserve, the pool-shortfall mirror and the worst-case reserve now apply the circular (fixed ring) geometry first and the live-state span only to positional recurrent groups - regression test: KpoolTailManager with live-state enabled forks its single block at ctx 255 - wrap comments/docstrings/strings to the 88-column limit and run black (pre-commit CI) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…ache spec
Match the eligibility gate and the random-state path ("Mamba" in the spec name /
isinstance(spec, MambaSpec)) instead of manager class names, so a vLLM rename or
subclass cannot silently route a recurrent group to the positional path. The k-pool
tail is served by the circular-table predicate and is no longer listed here.
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Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
…e at the admission geometry Address the two P2 review findings on the kvwarm planner: * Resident-chain footprint: drop the GLM-measured `1 + ceil(tokens/7680)` retention term. The v0.29 align-mode allocator nulls and frees old recurrent states, so a parked chain past its first boundary costs the align pair plus prefill checkpoints regardless of depth. Keep only the "below one block -> live state only" case. The global estimate demoted Kimi K3 long-context rungs (1M ctx, batch 8, 2144 blocks) to fake KV. * Per-rung shadow reserve: the shadow is admitted at `ctx - 1` with `repeats` steady steps, so compute the exact reserve at `(max(1, ctx - 1), repeats)` instead of `(ctx, 1 + repeats)`; at a block boundary the recurrent read slot moves down one block and the old geometry under-reserved by one block per recurrent group. Regressions: Kimi long-context coverage (plan depth 1,000,004 kept, 91 blocks/req) and the planner-to-injection boundary (block 16, ctx 33 -> admission 32 needs 3 private blocks; usable 33 / batch 4 no longer admits). Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
… and DP decode bookkeeping Address the source review of the kvwarm changes (three P2, five P3): * Giant fake-KV off-by-batch correction: the admission FPM also measures `declared - batch`, so a point that hit its deadline with the admission sample alone was relabeled as a steady measurement. Accept the correction only for the steady-step median sample (`kvwarm_giant_median_of`); admission-only stays a validation skip. * Prefill grid: build the block-aligned candidates before applying `prefill_max_new_token_samples`, so the hybrid align-mode axis cannot exceed the configured sample count. * Attention-DP real-only filter: when the plan covers no decode point, record the decode phase as missing so the artifact cannot report a complete, usable run without decode measurements. * Cleanups: generate the block multiples once; drop the intermediate point renumbering (`_bench_build_grid` numbers the final order); `_kvwarm_shadow_pool_shortfall` reuses `_kvwarm_shadow_tail_blocks_for`; comments focus on the current allocation rule and the measured coordinate; `pool_margin`, `is_circular`, `is_live_state` names. Regressions: admission-only giant sample is rejected while the median is accepted; aligned prefill axis honours the sample limit; DP filter that empties the decode phase marks it missing. Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
The giant off-by-batch correction keyed on `kvwarm_giant_median_of`, which `_bench_save_current_point` sets only on the median path (expected_fpms > 2). A giant fake point reduced to admission plus one steady step (pool or model-length limit, `DYN_BENCH_GIANT_KV_REPEATS=1`) kept its steady sample without the marker and was skipped as `measured_decode_context_mismatch`, making the artifact unusable. Both save paths now mark the sample they keep with `kvwarm_steady_sample`, and the correction requires that marker; admission-only samples are still rejected. Also describe the K-pool test fixture by the predicate it matches. Regressions: the two-FPM path saves a giant off-by-batch point at the measured coordinate with the marker set, and skips an admission-only sample. Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
`--benchmark-hybrid-live-state` and `--benchmark-max-batch-size` are forwarded into the scheduler benchmark config; the expected config dict and the SimpleNamespace dynamo-config fixture in test_vllm_unit.py did not carry them (full CI: test_benchmark_operational_controls_reach_scheduler_config, test_benchmark_does_not_reapply_trace_scheduler). Signed-off-by: tianhaox <tianhaox@nvidia.com>
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Merges origin/main at 938d89b. Two main commits conflicted: - 938d89b (#14614), instrumented_scheduler.py class attributes: kept main's _bench_hybrid_live_state next to _bench_random_kda, followed by this branch's six benchmark evidence attributes. - 938d89b (#14614), instrumented_scheduler.py two-step save path: the kept steady sample is main's copy marked kvwarm_steady_sample, as on the median path, and this branch's last_step reduction, raw sample index and benchmark_measurement block still apply to it. The marker stays on the retained FPM and never enters raw_fpms (deep-copied before reduction). - 9ae086b (#14676), test_vllm_worker_factory.py imports: both _register_request_cache_metrics and _restore_benchmark_workers. Main's giant off-by-batch correction records a point at its measured coordinate after every rank has keyed its benchmark_measurement at the declared one, so the merger would reject the artifact with a measurement identity mismatch. The correction now re-keys every rank's evidence to the recorded point. Main's test_save_records_only_the_steady_fpm now allows for the evidence block on the copied sample; one new test covers the re-key on an attention-DP follower, and the evidence test checks where the steady marker goes. Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hybrid layouts with recurrent-state groups fell back to random state or skipped the warm-up, and #14614's live-state mode borrows a deeper chain's state. Native exact-context prefill computes the state exactly and needs no shadows, so admit Mamba/KDA groups next to full attention and finite windows when random-KDA is off. Native takes precedence over --benchmark-hybrid-live-state, which is logged as unused. Signed-off-by: Yiming Liu <yimingl@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #14029 (real-KV seeding), #14728 (attention-DP stage round) and #14900 (random KDA state). The stall
guard of the earlier draft is dropped: #14728's soft timeout and group-level stage failure cover it.
Collected and validated on GLM-5.3-Flash (34 KDA + 11 DSA layers, 288-expert MoE) on 8x H20-3e with vLLM
0.1.dev20051, tep4 (TP4+EP4) and dep4 (DP4+EP4).
What was wrong on a hybrid model
KpoolTailManager, block_size == index_kpool == 4, one circularly reused block per request):shadow registration walked
ctx // 4positions and raisedchain too shallow ... needs 65 blocks, has 1;decode accounting counted
ceil(ctx/4)blocks for it. Both the default and the random-KDA path fail at the firstshadow on GLM-5.3-Flash. Fix: honour
_max_admission_blocks_per_request(accounting, registration, pool-shortfallmirror, shadow reserve).
batchchains and injectsbatchshadows, so2*batchrequest slots must exist;vLLM caps
max_num_seqsby Mamba state capacity (384 @TP4, 96/rank @TP1), and rungs above half of it asserted"No free indices". Fix: drop those rungs from the plan (they fall back to fake KV as before).
per KV group (7 groups here) plus a 2-block resident Mamba estimate never fit 128 or 192 chains, while the same
stages built fine in practice. Fix: reserve the tails the rung's own points take (exact per-group arithmetic);
resident chains hold only the live state below one block and grow with the measured retention law past it;
plan against a 0.95 (0.85 under attention-DP) margin for the depth trim, decide the fit against the full pool.
checkpoint; hidden states degenerated, routing collapsed, decode steps measured 2-3x too fast. feat(vllm): benchmark hybrid caches with random KDA state #14900 answers this
with private random states behind
--benchmark-randomize-kda-state(and otherwise skips hybrids). This PR addsthe opt-in alternative
--benchmark-hybrid-live-state: fork the recurrent tail from the chain's LIVE block(attention KV is the real prefix, recurrent state is a valid deeper-context state). Mutually exclusive with the
random mode; the upstream default (skip) is unchanged.
group barrier; keep the decode grid real-KV only under DP (ids renumbered).
more than one block of new tokens per request were all infeasible and dropped; small-batch prefill with a long
chunk (exactly what a served long prompt produces) was never collected. Add block-multiple totals for the
small-batch presets (align mode only).
Validation (GLM-5.3-Flash tep4, GPU-event ground truth from plain vLLM)
Upstream unit tests: 286 passed (
test_vllm_instrumented_scheduler.py,test_benchmark_points.py,test_vllm_benchmark_worker.py); one test adapted to the exact shadow reserve.Both modes share fixes 1-3 and 5-7; without fix 1 neither mode gets past the first shadow on GLM-5.3-Flash. The random
recurrent state reads 7-9% fast at batch >= 128 even at a consistent depth (the synthetic state changes the DSA
indexer / MoE routing work); the live-state fork matches ground truth within 1% at consistent depth and reads 3-4% fast
for shallow points measured on a deep chain. Live-state is therefore the mode we collect with; random stays available.
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