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Review comments at @src/api/device/gpu/impl/device_dispatch.cuh:
- Around line 113-127: Update the put dispatch logic to reject mismatched
execution modes: compare src_view->execution_mode with dst_view->execution_mode
and return NIXL_ERR_INVALID_PARAM when they differ. Keep the existing UCX_DIRECT
and PROXY dispatch based on dst_view->execution_mode for matching modes.
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- Around line 90-98: The producer wait loop can return after claiming a ticket,
leaving it unpublished and preventing the ring from draining. Update the loop
using ticket and cached_consumer_idx so a claimed ticket always reaches the
ring: keep waiting for space after shutdown, or publish a command that the host
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Review comments at @src/api/device/gpu/impl/proxy/device_proxy.cuh:
- Around line 57-80: Update put and atomicAdd to share the leader’s enqueue
result with participating threads, matching the status-sharing behavior in
getXferStatus for WARP and BLOCK. Also prevent the proxy path from using GRID
unless it has a valid launch and status-sharing contract; avoid relying on
sync<level>() for unsupported GRID execution.
Review comments at @src/utils/device/host_published_mem.h:
- Line 38: Rename the enumerators in host_published_mem::backing to upper snake
case and update all references to backing::device and backing::mapped_host in
the listed implementation and test code. Also rename the enumerators in
proxyRuntime::state to upper snake case and update their uses.
Review comments at @src/utils/device/proxy/proxy_ring.cpp:
- Around line 117-120: Update the completion protocol used by retireOldest and
pollXferStatus so each error status is associated with the operation that
produced it; publish and read that association atomically rather than allowing a
later operation’s error to affect an earlier poll. Reset the error association
in rearm and update the completion-slot layout static_asserts to match.
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Bring in ai-dynamo#2230's Device API Doxygen comments. In nixl_device.cuh, keep ai-dynamo#2230's comment blocks with this PR's mode template parameter, and document the parameter with a @tparam mode line in each block. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
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Bring in ai-dynamo#2327 rebased on ai-dynamo#2326's main merge (d52c5c3). In test/gtest/meson.build and test/gtest/unit/util/meson.build, keep this PR's version, which already builds on ai-dynamo#2327's device API and proxy test wiring. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
The dispatch layer stored a transfer's execution mode in the last four bytes of the opaque status storage; make it an explicit mode field after a 60-byte storage, as suggested in review. The handle stays 64 bytes and backends keep the same 60-byte payload. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
Bring in ai-dynamo#2327 with ai-dynamo#2326's change that keeps the execution mode in a named xferStatusH field. No conflicts. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
Follow ai-dynamo#2326's named mode field in FixedProxyModeMatchesTheDefault instead of decoding the tail of the status storage. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
Bring in ai-dynamo#2327, which now includes ai-dynamo#2326's change that keeps the execution mode in a named xferStatusH field. No conflicts; this PR's code is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
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| using nixl_device_exec_mode_t = nixl::gpu::exec_mode_t; | ||
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I think we can remove it. We added aliases for the old C-style names. We do not need aliases for new names and types.
| const memViewElem backend_dst{dst_view->backend_memview, dst.index, dst.offset}; | ||
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This is a suboptimal use of a template variable. it should be smth like:
if constexpr (mode == exec_mode_t::UCX_DIRECT) {
return ucx::put();
} else if constexpr (mode == exec_mode_t::PROXY) {
return proxy::put();
} else {
if (runtime_mode == exec_mode_t::UCX_DIRECT) {
return ucx::put();
}
assert(runtime_mode == exec_mode_t::PROXY);
return proxy::put();
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Done in 96a807f9 (#2463): a fixed mode dispatches with if constexpr, so the other backend isn't instantiated, and only DYNAMIC branches on the tag; the same for atomicAdd, getXferStatus and getPtr. In the DYNAMIC branch I kept the NIXL_ERR_INVALID_PARAM result (nullptr from getPtr) for an untagged view instead of the assert, since a zero tag means an invalid view, not a backend.
## What?
The UCX backend as the CPU proxy's transport, and the switch that turns
the proxy on:
- `nixlUcxEp::atomicAdd`: a post-mode remote `UCP_ATOMIC_OP_ADD`, for
the counters a receiver waits on to learn
that data has landed (`ucx_utils.{h,cpp}`).
- `nixl::ucx::proxyEngine` (`ucx_proxy_engine.{h,cpp}`): the
`nixlUcxEngine` subclass that `create()` picks for
`device_proxy=true`. It owns a `nixl::proxyRuntime` (#2223) with a
`nixl::proxyTransport` (#2225) over the
engine's UCX workers, and hands out `PROXY` memory views (part 5)
instead of direct ones.
- Proxy threads may outnumber channels, up to one thread per (channel,
peer) ring, while each pass still makes
one call per channel.
- The proxy transport and runtime are ready once constructed: no
`init()`/`shutdown()`, and
`proxyRuntime::create()` returns a running runtime or throws.
- Tests: the backend-parameter table, and the existing single-write
device tests run in both modes. The
real-UCX lifetime test is in the tests PR (#2283).
Direct mode is unchanged and remains the default: without
`device_proxy=true` the engine is main's.
## Why?
Parts 1 to 5 give a GPU a way to hand work to host threads, but nothing
posts that work to a network. This PR
makes UCX the transport, so a kernel written against the device API can
run over any UCX transport the host can
drive (for example where UCX's direct GPU API is unavailable), without
changes to the kernel.
## How?
**Transport** (`ucx_proxy_engine.cpp`)
- The engine's shared workers are partitioned one per (channel, peer)
ring, so each proxy thread progresses only
the UCX workers of the rings it owns, and a ring's operations are
ordered on one UCX worker.
- `submit` posts a PUT (`ucp_put_nbx`) or an atomic add. Before an
atomic, the transport fences the worker, so a
counter update is not visible before the PUTs issued ahead of it on that
ring.
- Request status, terminal release, per-ring progress and quiescence map
directly onto UCX requests and
`ucp_worker_progress`. A post-mode atomic completes inside
`ucp_atomic_op_nbx` and never yields a request, so
only PUTs are tracked.
- `resolveDirectPtrs` fills a remote view's direct pointers with
`ucp_rkey_ptr` where the remote key allows
direct access, and leaves them null otherwise. It skips holes (the null
agent, or no metadata), which the
memory-view manager marks unusable.
**Engine** (`nixl::ucx::proxyEngine`)
- Backend parameters: `device_proxy=true` enables the proxy;
`proxy_channel_count`, `proxy_thread_count`,
`proxy_max_peers`, `proxy_ring_depth` and `proxy_drain_timeout_ms` tune
it (parsed by `nixl::parseProxyConfig`).
Tuning without `device_proxy=true`, `num_threads` and the agent progress
thread are rejected. Without a loaded
device implementation (a build without CUDA), creating an engine with
`device_proxy=true` fails.
- `proxy_thread_count` defaults to the channel count and may go up to
one thread per ring: up to the channel
count each thread owns a block of whole channels, and beyond it each
channel's peers are strided over
thread_count / channel_count threads. Only counts that split the rings
evenly are accepted. Each thread gets
its span of channels and the peers it serves in them when the runtime is
built, so the proxy loop is the
previous per-channel loop over a slice of peers.
- The constructor sizes the shared workers to one per ring (channels x
peers): a smaller `num_workers`, such as
the default of 1 that `getPluginParams()` seeds, is raised to that
count, and a larger one is rejected, since only
the proxy threads progress the workers. It runs with
`NIXL_THREAD_SYNC_RW`, since proxy threads call into UCX outside the
agent
lock, and sets `ucx_error_handling_mode=none`: under `peer`, UCX
disables every AMO protocol and the proxy's
atomics would complete as cancelled, so an explicit `peer` is rejected.
It then creates the runtime, which
starts its threads; the runtime is a member, so it stops its threads
before the base engine destroys the workers.
- `prepMemView` registers the descriptors with the runtime and wraps the
result as a `PROXY` view.
`releaseMemView` retires it: the runtime waits until every operation on
the view reaches a terminal status
and the owning UCX workers are quiescent, and only then frees it. A view
that was never published rolls back
without a runtime drain.
- A failed peer's endpoint does not make release fatal, and a view the
runtime cannot retire logs a warning; a
view that cannot be read is fatal.
**Notifications**: on main, the base engine's notification list relies
on the agent lock, which holds while
only agent calls progress its workers. In proxy mode every shared worker
is a ring worker, so a proxy thread
progresses worker 0 and runs the notification callback outside the agent
lock. `proxyEngine` overrides
`appendNotif` and `getNotifs` with its own mutex, so the regular engine
stays lock-free, and its `getNotifs` only
swaps the list: the proxy threads already progress every shared worker
on each pass, worker 0 with its
notifications and incoming connections included, so the application no
longer competes with them on the ring
workers.
**Build**: the UCX plugin always links `libnixl_device_proxy` and
`libdevice_utils` and builds the transport,
with no compile-time guard; neither library needs CUDA to build. CUDA is
still loaded at run time, through the
device operations library and UCX's own modules.
## Known limitations and follow-ups
To be fixed as follow-up work; none affects the tested configurations.
- **Connection fan-out.** Every UCX worker the engine creates connects
to every peer, as in direct mode, but in
proxy mode there are channels x peers workers and each peer is served by
only one of them, so each rank makes
about channels x peers x peers endpoints, and connection setup grows
with it. Keep `proxy_max_peers` at the
real peer count, as EP does. The fix is to connect only the worker that
serves each peer.
- **Software atomics on GPU memory.** If UCX cannot do a NIC atomic on
the counter's GPU memory (seen with a NIC
that is not PCIe-local to the GPU), it falls back to its software atomic
protocol, which performs the add with a
CPU instruction on the target and crashes the remote process. The
transport should detect that fallback at
setup and fail with a clear error.
- **Unbounded quiesce.** `quiesce` waits for `ucp_worker_flush_nbx`,
which is bounded only by the transport's own
retry timeouts. When the peer above crashed (same host), release waited
indefinitely; the likely cause is a
shared-memory lane, which has no retry timeout, under
`ucx_error_handling_mode=none`, which has no keepalive.
The fix is an application-level deadline that reports the peer as
failed.
- **Proxy threads spin and are not bound to the GPU's NUMA node.**
Across ranks the threads must fit the
physical cores, and threads on the GPU's NUMA node are faster; the proxy
should bind its threads itself and
warn on oversubscription.
## Testing
- L40S over RoCE, main `d1c6fb9e`: unit 191 pass; single-write device
tests 18/18 in direct and proxy mode;
UCX suites 90/90; the proxy cases at 4, 32 and 64 threads over 32
channels (local thread-count override, with
the dropped many-elements test added back locally) 12/12 each; #2283's
real-UCX lifetime test 3/3. Every
commit builds with `-Werror`, and so does the release build;
clang-format clean; PR size 387.
- NIXL EP's CI elastic tests with #2328 on top, on one 8x H100 node: all
six single-node plans, direct and
proxy, NVLink and RDMA only, 88/88.
- `ProxyConfigTest`: parameter parsing, thread splits, and that the
threads' shares cover every ring once.
- Proxy unit, GPU and lifetime tests: #2283. NIXL EP, with performance:
#2328.
## Commits
- `bffebeca` PLUGIN/UCX: add a remote atomic add on the endpoint
- `2a3a1b5d` PLUGIN/UCX: add the device proxy transport
- `5b15101d` PLUGIN/UCX: own a device proxy runtime, enabled by backend
parameters
- `09a8eb00` test: check the device proxy backend parameters
- `71db9bd3` test: exercise UCX proxy mode in device PUT integration
tests
- `5b50ae05` ucx: synchronize base engine notification callbacks and
drains
- `511faf52` test: parse the proxy drain timeout
- `9a41e6c9` test: run the device PUT tests with the execution mode
fixed
- `9a396423` PLUGIN/UCX: keep the proxy declarations private and the
opcode switch exhaustive
- `0261134d` utils: roll back a failed proxy memory view with the
regular release
- `54c54d8b` device_api: pick the proxy ring by the element's remote
agent
- `2f49ebcf` PLUGIN/UCX: move the device proxy into its own engine
- `d4f14f64` utils: let proxy threads own individual rings
- `bba890d7` PLUGIN/UCX: run the device proxy with error mode none
- `f956bf6b` utils: construct the proxy transport and runtime ready to
use
Based on main; part 5 (#2326) has merged. The tests PR #2283 sits on top
of this one.
## Changes in this revision
For hbadihi's and rakhmets's reviews; every change is folded into the
commit it belongs to.
- The proxy engine is `nixl::ucx::proxyEngine` (`2f49ebcf`). Its
transport reads the memory handle through
`getMem()`, so the friend declaration is gone and `nixlUcxEp::write()`
takes the handle as const.
- `proxyRuntime::create()` builds the runtime and starts its workers,
and throws on any failure; `startWorkers()`
and the runtime's stopped state are gone (`f956bf6b`).
- `proxyRuntime::releaseMemView()` returns nothing and warns on failure,
and the engine no longer treats a
failed release as fatal (`f956bf6b`, `2f49ebcf`).
- The runtime, not the memory-view manager, maps each remote agent to a
peer and checks `proxy_max_peers`
(`54c54d8b`).
- The transport frees a completed request with `ucp_request_free()`
directly (`2a3a1b5d`).
- Removed: `deviceChannelViews()`, `proxyChannel::deallocate()`, the
transport header's `proxy_config.h`
include, a few comments, and the `ManyElementsOnePeerPut` test commit,
which nixlbench covers (#2328).
- The `num_threads` error now points to `proxy_thread_count`.
- For ColinNV's comments on #2328, on this PR's code: the peer check is
spelled out, the peer list is reserved,
and its copy size follows the element type (`54c54d8b`).
- Our own change: a `num_workers` below channels x peers, such as the
default of 1 from `getPluginParams()`, is
raised to that count instead of rejected, so applications no longer
erase it (#2328 drops its erases); a larger
one is still rejected, since nothing but the proxy threads would
progress the extra workers (`5b15101d`,
`2f49ebcf`).
Previous revisions:
- Rebased on main at `d1c6fb9e`, which includes #2423 (no garbage error
handler under
`ucx_error_handling_mode=none`) and #2412.
- For iyastreb's review: the proxy is a separate `nixlUcxProxyEngine`
that `create()` picks (`d72887b8`); the base
engine is main's code apart from that. The notification lock moved into
the proxy engine, whose `getNotifs`
no longer progresses the workers, which also removes `getNotifs` stalls
under host polling.
- For rakhmets's review: the proxy engine sets up the runtime in its
constructor and tears it down in its
destructor (`d72887b8`); the transport and runtime are ready once
constructed, and `proxyRuntime::create()`
returns a `unique_ptr` (`0efb4f4c`).
- For Colin's review on #2328: `ucx_error_handling_mode` defaults to
`none` with the proxy and `peer` is rejected
(`b240e1e6`), and `proxyTransport` is no longer copyable (`0efb4f4c`).
- Proxy threads up to one per (channel, peer) ring, even splits only
(`10fa8327`): each thread gets a span of
channels and a peer slice, so the loop keeps one call per channel.
- The base engine's memory-view comment now says that a mode fixed at
compile time is checked against the
handle's tag.
- Rebased on main at `d59f99c3` now that #2326 has merged; the PR shows
only its own 12 commits.
- Review fixes folded into their commits: no stray blank lines in the
engine commit (`d56d2688`), and
`nixlUcxEp::atomicAdd` is const (`b0e23d91`).
- `f1e597b5` picks a proxy ring by the element's remote agent instead of
its index in the view, and
`93eee926` puts to more elements of one peer than `proxy_max_peers`.
- Merged #2326's named status `mode` field (`57311ecc`); no code changes
here.
- Rebased on #2326's merge of main (`d52c5c36`, #2230's Device API
comments); no code changes.
- New commit `5b2a988b`, for CodeRabbit's review:
`discardUnpublishedMemView` is removed. When the engine fails to
allocate a
view's device wrapper, it rolls the proxy view back with the regular
`releaseMemView`, so the runtime API is
prepare and release only. The drain this adds runs only on that
allocation-failure path.
- New commit `53dcc156`, for CodeRabbit's review: the proxy helpers are
declared in the engine's existing
private section (with #2326's `dcf2f55a`, the engine's public interface
is unchanged from main), and the
transport's opcode switch has no `default`, so a new opcode triggers a
compiler warning.
- Rebased on #2326's compile-time mode argument (`dc0959c2`); new commit
`4878665d` adds the single-write case
with the mode fixed. No other changes.
- Rebased on #2326's review fixes (`8251aa55`). Following them, the
transport and engine commits no longer
use `HAVE_NIXL_DEVICE_API`: the plugin always builds the transport and
links the proxy library, and the
build-time rejection of proxy parameters without CUDA is gone (engine
creation fails instead). The engine
uses the `nixl::deviceMemView*` names.
- Stacked directly on #2326 instead of on the tests PR #2283. The two
test `meson.build` changes are made
against main, and `proxy_lifetime` and
`UnpublishedRollbackDoesNotDrainLiveTraffic` moved to #2283. No code
changes.
- Rebased on main at `d790ad4f`; no code changes.
- Restacked after the reorder that makes #2283 the post-feature tests
PR: this PR now sits on #2283 (which sits
on #2326), and `RetirementSelectsTheOwningDevice` moved to #2283.
Includes #2326's review fixes; no code
changes here.
- No longer carries #2325's commit.
- Rebased on #2283's test simplification; no code changes.
- Carries #2325's reworked single commit as a plain commit instead of
merging the old two-commit
branch; the EP release reordering is no longer part of it.
- The engine keeps the device allocator it built the runtime with, and
passes it to
`proxyRuntime::create` and to the device memview wrappers.
- `ProxyConfigTest` covers the new `proxy_drain_timeout_ms` parameter.
- Rebased on #2223's review fixes; no code changes.
- Rebased on main at `40b38570` after #2226 merged.
- `proxy_lifetime` now depends on `ucx_dep`, so it builds against the
configured UCX instead of
whatever UCX headers are on the default include path (an incomplete
system UCX broke the build).
- Follows #2226's review renames: the engine releases a view through
`proxyRuntime::releaseMemView`, and `discardUnpublishedMemView` takes
`proxy_view_handle_t`.
- The transport's submit debug log prints only the fields an operation
uses: an atomic
add has no source, so it logs its destination address and value.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Added CUDA proxy support for GPU PUT and atomic-add operations, with
routing between proxy and direct UCX execution.
- Added proxy configuration and proxy-backed memory views.
- Added GPU utilities for coordinating work across warps, blocks, and
grids.
- **Bug Fixes**
- Improved remote metadata and memory-view lifetime handling: existing
views retain invalidated metadata, while new transfers using stale
metadata are rejected.
- Improved device endpoint disconnection by synchronizing CUDA and
releasing memory views before disconnecting peers.
- **Tests**
- Added coverage for proxy transfers, configuration, memory-view
lifetimes, completion handling, and remote metadata invalidation.
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Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
…y part 7] (#2328) ## What? NIXL EP and nixlbench can run over the CPU proxy (#2327): - `NIXL_EP_DEVICE_MODE=proxy` runs EP over the proxy; `direct`, the default, keeps UCX's direct GPU Device API path. The kernels are the same in both modes. - `nixlbench --use_device_api --device_mode=proxy` does the same for nixlbench; `direct` is the default. ## Why? UCX's direct device API path needs GPU-initiated RDMA, which not every NIC, driver or transport supports. The CPU proxy (#2327) runs the same kernels without it. This PR lets EP and nixlbench use it: with 8 channels and 8 threads, EP over the network matches direct's dispatch + combine bandwidth on H100 and GB200 and reaches 88-104% on GB300. ## How? **EP** (`Buffer::_nixl_agent_init()`, `nixl_ep.cpp`): - `NIXL_EP_DEVICE_MODE` must be `direct` or `proxy`; anything else throws. - `NIXL_EP_NUM_CHANNELS` (default 4) sets the channel count in either mode: `ucx_num_device_channels` in direct mode, `proxy_channel_count` in proxy mode. Proxy mode also passes `device_proxy=true`, `proxy_thread_count` (`NIXL_EP_PROXY_THREADS`, default: the channel count) and `proxy_max_peers` (`max_num_ranks`). The backend validates the counts and sizes its workers. - It also sets `ucx_num_device_channels=1` and `engine_config=FENCE_MODE=ep_based`, UCX's cheaper way to order each atomic add after the puts before it, and turns the agent's progress thread off: the proxy threads progress UCX. - Both modes use `ucx_error_handling_mode=none`, which the proxy requires, and `num_workers=1`, which the proxy raises to its ring count. Direct mode is otherwise unchanged. - `README.md` lists the three variables. **nixlbench** (`utils.{h,cpp}`, `nixl_worker.cpp`): proxy mode creates the backend with `device_proxy=true`, one proxy channel per device channel, one peer, `ucx_error_handling_mode=none` and `engine_config=FENCE_MODE=ep_based`, and leaves the worker count to the backend. `--device_proxy_threads` sets `proxy_thread_count` (0: one per channel). Proxy mode turns off `--enable_pt` with a warning and rejects `--progress_threads`. The kernel is unchanged. ## Performance ### Setup One node at a time, UCX 1.23, release builds: | Node | GPUs | CPUs | NICs, one per GPU | |---|---|---|---| | H100 | 8x H100, 80 GB | 2x 32-core x86 | 8x 400 Gb/s NDR InfiniBand | | GB200 | 4x B200 | 2x 72-core Grace | 4x 400 Gb/s NDR InfiniBand (ConnectX-7) | | GB300 | 4x B300 | 2x 72-core Grace | 4x 200 Gb/s RoCE (ConnectX-8 virtual functions) | The proxy has two settings: channels, the command queues that GPU kernels write to, and threads, the CPU threads that serve them. EP's default is 4 channels and 4 threads. **EP**: each point is one `elastic.py` run with a single phase of all its GPUs (steady state, no expansion). The test harness pins each rank to its GPU's NUMA node (CPU affinity and memory). A proxy run with 4 GPUs, 8 channels and 8 threads, network only: ```bash NIXL_EP_DEVICE_MODE=proxy NIXL_EP_NUM_CHANNELS=8 NIXL_EP_PROXY_THREADS=8 \ python3 examples/device/ep/tests/elastic/elastic.py --plan noexp_4.json --num-processes 4 \ --num-tokens 128 --hidden-dim 7168 --num-topk 8 --num-experts-per-rank 64 --disable-ll-nvlink ``` - `noexp_N.json` is `[[0, 1, ..., N-1]]`, and `--num-experts-per-rank` is 256 / N (256 experts in total). - Direct runs set `NIXL_EP_DEVICE_MODE=direct`; NVLink runs drop `--disable-ll-nvlink`. - H100 and GB200 runs also pass `--kineto`. UCX environment, the same for direct and proxy unless noted, with `CUDA_DEVICE_ORDER=PCI_BUS_ID`: | Variable | H100 | GB200 | GB300 | |---|---|---|---| | `UCX_TLS` | `all`; direct over NVLink: `^rc_gda` | `all` | `all` | | `UCX_NET_DEVICES` | `all` | the 4 GPU NICs and their `cuda0-` devices: `mlx5_0:1,mlx5_1:1,mlx5_3:1,mlx5_4:1,cuda0-mlx5_0:1,...` | the 4 RoCE rails and their `cuda0-` devices: `rdma_vf_rail0:1,...,cuda0-rdma_vf_rail0:1,...` | | `UCX_MAX_RMA_RAILS` | `1` | `1` | `1` | | `UCX_IB_GID_INDEX` | default | default | `3` (RoCE v2) | | `UCX_IB_GDA_RETAIN_INACTIVE_CTX` | `yes` | `yes` | `yes` | On H100, direct mode needs `UCX_TLS=^rc_gda` to use NVLink at all; otherwise it sends same-node traffic over the NIC. The proxy is not affected. **Metric**: dispatch + combine bandwidth in GB/s per GPU, as `elastic.py` reports it, averaged over GPUs. Each proxy run is paired with a direct run in the same round, and each percentage is the median of proxy / direct over 3 rounds. ### EP results Network only, 128 tokens per GPU, each sent to 8 of 256 experts, hidden size 7168: | Node | GPUs | Direct | Proxy, 4 channels, 4 threads (default) | Proxy, 8 channels, 8 threads | Proxy, 8 channels, 16 threads | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | H100 | 2 | 57.1 GB/s | 56.7 GB/s (99%) | 59.0 GB/s (103%) | not measured | | H100 | 4 | 43.5 GB/s | 42.9 GB/s (99%) | 45.5 GB/s (104%) | 1.2 GB/s (3%) | | H100 | 8 | 41.5 GB/s | 39.5 GB/s (95%) | 41.6 GB/s (100%) | 0.8 GB/s (2%) | | GB200 | 2 | 49.0 GB/s | 47.0 GB/s (96%) | 53.3 GB/s (109%) | not measured | | GB200 | 4 | 36.9 GB/s | 31.7 GB/s (86%) | 36.5 GB/s (99%) | 36.9 GB/s (101%) | | GB300 | 2 | 48.4 GB/s | 42.1 GB/s (84%) | 50.7 GB/s (104%) | not measured | | GB300 | 4 | 41.6 GB/s | 33.8 GB/s (81%) | 36.8 GB/s (88%) | 37.7 GB/s (91%) | - **8 channels and 8 threads** is the best setting that works on every node; the default stays 4 and 4. The 16-thread column comes from a separate set of paired runs. Proxy threads spin, so all the threads on a NUMA node must fit its cores: on H100, 4 GPUs share 32 cores, and 16 threads per GPU is too many. Other settings, at 4 GPUs (and 8 on H100): 2 channels and 2 threads reach 48-87% of direct, 4 channels and 8 threads 82-99%, 16 channels and 16 threads 2-79%. - **NVLink:** the proxy is within 2% of direct on every node, at 196-366 GB/s. - **Smaller transfers:** the proxy pays a fixed cost per operation, so it loses the most when there is little data per operation. With 8 channels and 8 threads, across 16 to 256 tokens per GPU and 2, 4 or 8 experts per token, it reaches this share of direct; the low ends are mostly at 16 tokens and 2 experts: | Node | 2 GPUs | 4 GPUs | 8 GPUs | |---|---|---|---| | H100 | 100-121% | 74-114% | 67-100% | | GB200 | 91-123% | 65-99% | | | GB300 | 82-109% | 55-91% | | A smaller hidden size has the same effect: at 2048 instead of 7168, 55% on H100 with 8 GPUs, 81% on GB200 and 72% on GB300; at 8192, 92-106%. - **Pinning:** without it, the default setting reaches 45% of direct with 4 GPUs on H100 (99% pinned), 88% with 8 (95%), 79% on GB200 (86%) and 76% on GB300 (81%). - **Connection setup** grows with channels times peers, since every proxy worker connects to every peer. A follow-up connects only the worker that serves each peer. The EP numbers were measured on the previous revision; this revision changes no data path, and nixlbench and the H100 CI tests below were re-run on it. ### nixlbench GPU0 to GPU1 over each GPU's local NIC, VRAM to VRAM. Each GPU's process runs, with `<nic>` its PCIe-local NIC: ```bash UCX_TLS=^cuda_ipc UCX_MAX_HCA_PER_GPU=inf UCX_IB_GDA_RETAIN_INACTIVE_CTX=yes \ UCX_NET_DEVICES=<nic>:1,cuda0-<nic>:1 CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=<0 or 1> \ nixlbench --runtime_type ASIO --backend UCX --use_device_api --initiator_seg_type VRAM --target_seg_type VRAM \ --num_iter 1024 --warmup_iter 128 --start_batch_size 1 --max_batch_size 4 \ --start_block_size 4096 --max_block_size 1048576 \ --num_threads <GPU threads> --device_mode proxy --device_channel_num <channels> --device_proxy_threads <threads> ``` Small transfers use `--start_block_size 8 --max_block_size 4096`, and direct runs `--device_mode direct --enable_pt`. Proxy throughput as a share of direct: | Transfer | GPU threads | Proxy setting | H100 | GB200 | GB300 | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 MiB, peak | 4-256 | 1 channel, 1 thread | same peak, 48.4 GB/s | same peak, 48.4 GB/s | same peak, 57.3 GB/s | | 64 KiB, 1-4 buffers per transfer | 16-32 | 1 channel, 1 thread | 71-96% | 75-96% | 65-79% | | 8 B to 4 KiB, 1 buffer per transfer | 1, 32 or 256 | 1, 32 or 8 channels, one thread per channel | 67-89% | 93-106% | 80-96% | At 64 KiB the proxy gets closer to direct as more buffers go into each transfer. Direct runs use `--device_channel_num 0` for the transfer sweeps and the same channel counts as the proxy for small transfers. ## Testing - NIXL EP's CI elastic tests, as `.gitlab/test_ep.sh` runs them: `--num-processes 4 --num-tokens 256 --num-experts-per-rank 32 --num-topk 8 --timeout-ms 10000 --validate-phase-failures`, with and without `--disable-ll-nvlink` (`UCX_TLS=^rc_gda` with NVLink), direct and proxy: - H100: all six single-node plans, 88/88 on this revision. - GB200 and GB300: the three plans that fit 4 GPUs, 60/60 each, on an earlier revision. - Every rank ends every phase, and the plans that kill ranks detect the failures. - Every EP run passes `elastic.py`'s dispatch and combine checks before it benchmarks; all 1,056 performance runs passed. - nixlbench: every direct and proxy configuration completes on all three nodes (H100 on this revision). - With `NIXL_EP_NUM_CHANNELS=8 NIXL_EP_PROXY_THREADS=2`, every rank's proxy starts with 8 channels and 2 threads, as the backend logs it. - The UCX backend's tests: #2327. ## Commits - `19ab5cd9` nixl_ep: run the expert-parallel example over the CPU proxy - `2ae2244e` nixlbench: run the device API over the CPU proxy ## Changes in this revision - Rebased on main (`98a17bb1`) after #2327 merged; the rebase changes no code. - README: the GPU Device API section lists only the three variables, right after Features. - nixlbench: proxy mode passes `engine_config=FENCE_MODE=ep_based`, as EP does; `--device_proxy_threads` is unsigned; `--device_channel_num`'s help no longer says UCX. - An EP comment no longer says UCX. <details><summary>Previous revisions</summary> - EP: `NIXL_EP_NUM_CHANNELS` sets the channel count in either mode, so `NIXL_EP_PROXY_CHANNELS` is gone, and `NIXL_EP_PROXY_WORKER_COUNT` is now `NIXL_EP_PROXY_THREADS`, matching `proxy_thread_count` and nixlbench's `--device_proxy_threads`. `num_workers=1` and error mode `none` are set the same way in both modes, and the mode parsing is shorter. - The two nixl_ep commits are now one. - README: there is no fallback when the direct path is unavailable; EP fails when it prepares its memory views. - nixlbench prints one device API configuration line for both modes. - Rebased on #2327's review revision (`f956bf6b`); this PR was its own three commits on top, without merges. - New commit: nixlbench runs its device API benchmark over the proxy. - EP and nixlbench no longer erase `num_workers`: the backend now raises the default to one UCX worker per channel and peer. - README: documents the faster 8-channel, 8-thread setting, and its disconnect order now matches the code; a stale `nixl_ep.cpp` comment is fixed. - No longer depends on #2325. - Performance is reported as dispatch + combine bandwidth, on H100, GB200 and GB300 nodes. - Merged #2327 with #2326's named status `mode` field (`3e33263c`); no code changes here. - Rebased on #2327, after #2326's merge of main (`d52c5c36`); no code changes. - New commit `903e15e8`, for CodeRabbit's review: EP passes `NIXL_EP_PROXY_CHANNELS` (or `NIXL_EP_NUM_CHANNELS`) and `NIXL_EP_PROXY_WORKER_COUNT` to the backend as given, only in proxy mode, instead of parsing them with `std::stoul`. The backend rejects malformed, negative, out-of-range and zero counts, and direct mode no longer reads them. Built on a 2x H100 NVL node: the proxy lifecycle passes, and `NIXL_EP_PROXY_CHANNELS=abc` and `NIXL_EP_PROXY_WORKER_COUNT=-1` fail backend creation with the parameter named in the error. - Rebased on #2326's and #2327's declaration moves; no code changes. - Rebased on #2326's compile-time mode argument and #2327's matching test; no code changes. EP keeps runtime mode selection. - Rebased on #2326's review fixes and the matching #2327 changes; no code changes. - Rebased on part 6 (#2327), now stacked directly on part 5 (#2326); no code changes. - Rebased on #2283's test simplification; no code changes. - Rebased on the drain deadline (#2223), the explicit device allocator (#2326, #2327) and #2325's reworked commit; no code changes. - Rebased on #2223's review fixes; no code changes. - Rebased on main at `40b38570` after #2226 merged; no code changes. - Rebased on the review changes in #2226 to #2327; no code changes. </details> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Added an optional GPU proxy mode for device transfers, with configurable channels, workers, and peer capacity. Direct mode remains the default. * Added proxy support for GPU PUT and 64-bit atomic-add operations, including transfer-status reporting and direct-pointer access. * Documented proxy configuration, transfer behavior, and memory-view cleanup requirements. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved memory-view lifetime handling during metadata invalidation and agent shutdown. * Ensured peer disconnection releases GPU work and memory views before removing peer state. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Tomer Davidor <tdavidor@nvidia.com>
What?
The GPU side of the CPU proxy, in two parts.
device API routes every call on that view to that implementation:
nixl_device_exec_mode_t(UCX_DIRECT = 1,PROXY = 2) andmemViewWrapper { execution_mode, backend_memview }indevice_types.cuh. Zero is deliberately invalid, so an untagged handle can neverselect a backend by accident.
device_memview.{h,cpp}indevice_utils:nixl::deviceMemViewAllocate/GetBackend/Free, theowning wrapper a backend hands out from
prepMemView, andnixl::deviceViewHandle, the name for it.device_dispatch.cuh:nixlPut,nixlAtomicAdd,nixlGetPtrandnixlGetXferStatusdispatch on the mode.level_utils.cuh:laneId,isLeader,syncandbroadcastStatusfor the thread/warp/block/grid levels,shared by the dispatch layer and the implementations.
UCX_DIRECT; oneprepMemViewImplserves the local and remoteoverloads.
impl/proxy/device_proxy.cuhanddevice_proxy_ring.cuh: the GPU producer that turns adevice API call on a
PROXYview into a 64-byte ring command for the host runtime (utils: add the device proxy runtime and its worker threads [CPU Proxy part 3] #2223), and polls thering's completion slot for its status.
Nothing creates a
PROXYview yet; the UCX backend does that in part 6 (#2327). Existing users see no change:every view is still a direct UCX view, and kernels are unchanged.
This PR carries production code only. Its tests, including the real-GPU
ProxyDeviceApiTestsuite, are in thetests PR #2283, the last PR of the stack (on part 6, #2327).
Why?
The CPU proxy runs the same device API calls through a different implementation. Kernel code must not change
between the two, so the choice has to travel with the memory view, and the transfer status has to remember it
for polling.
How?
Dispatch
peer.
NIXL_IN_PROG), the leader writes the mode into the transfer status'smodefield (after the implementation's 60-byte payload), behind a barrier at every level, so a poll in the same
kernel never reads it untagged.
nixlGetXferStatusdispatches on that stored mode.nixlGetPtrdispatches on the view's mode, and returns null for a mode that offers no direct pointer.nixlPut,nixlAtomicAdd,nixlGpuGetXferStatusandnixlGetPtrtake a modetemplate argument after the level, defaulting to
DYNAMIC(the runtime selection above), e.g.nixlPut<nixl_gpu_level_t::WARP, nixl_device_exec_mode_t::PROXY>(...). A fixed mode compiles out the otherimplementation, the mode load, and the status tag with its barrier. It must match the backend's views (a
mismatch is undefined, asserted in debug builds), and its status must be polled with the same mode. Fixing
UCX_DIRECTwithout UCX's GPU device API is a compile error. For a warp-level put, atomic add, poll andget-pointer kernel, the optimized code is 2120 instructions with
DYNAMIC, 1520 withUCX_DIRECT(-28%) and496 with
PROXY(-77%).device_utils, which builds without CUDA; without a device implementation loaded,prepMemViewreturnsNIXL_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED. There is no compile-time guard.dropped.
Producer
index/offset, and the worker resolves them.
(reading a device-cached consumer index, refreshed from the published consumer index only when the ring looks
full), writes the command, and publishes it with a system-scope release store of its op index. A runtime
shutdown word turns a blocked producer into an error instead of a hang; the shutdown drain retires the ticket
it gave up on.
completion status. At grid level, which needs a cooperative launch, the call is a grid barrier and each thread
polls the completion itself.
runtime, a missing ring) are
asserts, not returned errors. Only states a running proxy can reach return astatus: shutdown, a full ring (which waits), and failures reported on completion.
completion_status, thenfailed_idx(thefirst failed op), then
completed_idx; a poll readscompleted_idxbeforefailed_idx. An op at or after thefirst failure reports that failure's status, an op up to
completed_idxsucceeded, and anything else is pending.allocated on current before it runs, so transport calls from worker threads target the right device.
Testing
464c8638, debug-Werror: host suite 183 pass; without CUDA, 163 pass and the build has nodevice-API define. On an L40S,
ucxDeviceApi/*9/9. CI clang-format and copyright checks clean. The onlytest change here is the existing UCX device test (
single_write_test.cu) following the wrapper API.ProxyDeviceApiTestanducxDeviceApi37/37 (including the fixed-mode cases), host suite 211 pass, and aTSAN build of the host proxy tests 24/24 with no reports.
Note: #2194
The device tests for this PR (in #2283) depend on #2194 ("test: make the device API tests actually run"). Without
it,
gtest::hasCudaGpu()is compiled out in.cutest files, so every device API test reports "No CUDA-capableGPU" and is skipped rather than run. The results above were produced with #2194's flag applied locally.
Commits
b50b773fdevice_api: tag a prepared memory view with the implementation that runs it183291b7device_api: dispatch a transfer to the mode its memory view names31f7f403device_api: add the GPU-side ring producer for the CPU proxy8be25bf4device_api: take the device allocator explicitly in the memview wrappers78a98cbddevice_api: give every proxy thread the leader's submission statuscf9c92cdutils: name the failed proxy op before publishing its frontier1bdbfb8dutils: retire proxy tickets abandoned at shutdown03f006aedevice_api: stop promising mixed direct and proxied views8251aa55device_api: address the proxy device-code reviewdc0959c2device_api: let callers fix the execution mode at compile timedcf2f55aPLUGIN/UCX: declare the memory-view helper in the private section4e2a4652device_api: keep the execution mode in a named status fieldBased on main
464c8638, with main merged in up tof2086f56(#2230). Part 6 (#2327) is stacked on this PR, part 7(#2328) and the tests PR #2283 on #2327.
Changes in this revision
4e2a4652, for review:xferStatusHisstorage[60]plus a namedexec_mode_t modefieldinstead of a tag in the last four bytes of
storage. Still 64 bytes; backends keep the same 60-bytepayload.
Previous revisions:
d52c5c36) to bring in device api: Restore user-facing Device API Doxygen comments #2230's Device API Doxygen comments. The only conflict was innixl_device.cuh: device api: Restore user-facing Device API Doxygen comments #2230's comment blocks are kept with this PR'smodetemplate parameter, and each block gainsa
@tparam modeline. No code changes.dcf2f55a(new commit):prepMemViewImplwas declared in the UCX engine's public section by mistake; it isnow private, so the engine's public interface is unchanged from main.
dc0959c2(new commit): the optional compile-time mode template argument (see How?), requested in review.Existing calls keep runtime selection unchanged.
8251aa55, review fixes (a new commit; the commits below it are unchanged):asserts, as in UCX's device API.proxyXferStatus,proxyDeviceContextandopIdxfollow the lowerCamelCase naming rule.namespace nixl:nixl::deviceMemViewAllocate,nixl::deviceMemViewGetBackendandnixl::deviceMemViewFree.HAVE_NIXL_DEVICE_APIis removed: the UCX plugin always linksdevice_utils.464c8638; no code changes. The tests PR test: cover the CPU proxy runtime and GPU path [CPU Proxy part 4] #2283 moved to the end of the stack, so parts 6and 7 no longer depend on it.
d790ad4f; no code changes.proxy_write_test.cu(ProxyDeviceApiTest)and
RetirementSelectsTheOwningDevice. This PR no longer depends on test: cover the CPU proxy runtime and GPU path [CPU Proxy part 4] #2283.78a98cbd: warp- and block-levelput/atomicAddgive every thread the leader's status; grid levelfollows UCX (each thread polls itself) and the status tag is written behind a grid barrier.
cf9c92cd: a separatefailed_idxword, so a poll never pairs one op's index with another op's status.1bdbfb8d: the shutdown drain retires tickets a producer abandoned on a full ring instead of aborting.03f006ae:exec_mode_tno longer promises mixed direct and proxied views.wrappers gain a
deviceOps &), so a wrapper isalways freed by the instance that allocated it.
getDeviceOps()is called only by the UCXengine's memview prep and release and by the GPU test fixture.
proxyWorker::start()keepsselectOwnedDevice()under thenew status-returning
start().40b38570after utils: add the proxy memory-view manager [CPU Proxy part 2] #2226 merged; no code changes.Summary by CodeRabbit