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- Around line 118-131: Update the ranged GET loop around rdmaGetWithRetry to
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139-139: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDuplicate of the previous review: ETag binding is now implemented. One gap remains.
ctx.ifMatch = ctx.etagcopies the ETag only after the first range. If the server returns noETagheader,rdmaGetsetsctx.etagto an empty string.ifMatchthen stays empty, and the later ranges have no version check. The read can again mix object versions and report success. The caller cannot see this.Fail with
rdma_errorwhenctx.etagis empty after a full chunk and more bytes remain.Also,
ctx.ifMatchstays set after the function returns. If the caller reusesctx, the next call sends a staleIf-Matchon its first range. Clearctx.ifMatchat function entry.Proposed fix
+ ctx.ifMatch.clear(); uint64_t done = 0; @@ - ctx.ifMatch = ctx.etag; + if (done < size) { + if (ctx.etag.empty()) { + NIXL_ERROR << "RDMA ranged GET: missing ETag for key=" << ctx.object; + return rdma_error; + } + ctx.ifMatch = ctx.etag; + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 136-142: Update rdmaGetObject so that, after a successful range,
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Review comments at @src/utils/object/rdma/rdmaRetry.cpp:
- Line 139: In rdmaGet, clear ctx.ifMatch at function entry so reused contexts
do not send a stale condition on the first range. Before requesting another
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cuObject mints an RDMA token for at most CUOBJ_MAX_MEMORY_REG_SIZE bytes, even from a larger registration, so an S3-over-RDMA PUT or GET of a bigger object failed. Write such an object as a multipart upload with one RDMA part per request, and read it back as ranged GETs. Signed-off-by: Harshavardhana <harsha@minio.io>
Signed-off-by: Harshavardhana <harsha@minio.io>
Each range after the first is sent with If-Match on the first range's ETag, so an object replaced during the read fails the transfer instead of filling the buffer from two versions. Signed-off-by: Harshavardhana <harsha@minio.io>
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- Line 569: Keep the timeout in the transfer wait path and update the handling
around runXfer so a timeout cannot proceed to cudaMemset, VRAM deregistration,
or request-handle release while the transfer remains active. Return a timeout
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S3 GetObject always returns an ETag, and the ranges of a large read need it for If-Match. Without it a later range could come from a replaced object, so treat a missing ETag as an error, as PUT does. Signed-off-by: Harshavardhana <harsha@minio.io>
An older cuObject rejects the 9 GiB registration and a small GPU fails the allocation; both log an error before the test skips, so the run exited with 42. Ignore exactly those messages, only around those calls. Signed-off-by: Harshavardhana <harsha@minio.io>
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🤖 CI Triage Agent — TL;DR: Full analysisSummary: Stage "Run DL Python tests" (node 219) failed: Root cause: Not a timeout or infra kill — the log shows continuous activity and a hard, deterministic error in both worker ranks within ~1 second: Both ranks fail at the local overload ( The local element is built in This path is only exercised on nodes with ≥2 GPUs and a UCX built with the GPU device API (the two Implicated commit: Most likely File: Suggested fix:
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🤖 CI Triage Agent — TL;DR: Full analysisSummary: Stage "Run DL Python tests" (node id 219) failed: Root cause: Both spawned ranks failed inside the local
This is an environment/gating defect, not a defect in PR #2406 (an OBJ/cuObject change, unrelated to the UCX device API — and the build log shows cuObject was not even detected: Implicated commit: File: Suggested fix: Gate the test on runtime device-API capability rather than build-time only. Concretely, one of:
Also worth improving the error surface: Related: PR #2194 "bugfix: test: make the device API tests actually run" (open) — same area, device-API test gating; PR #2406 (the triggering PR, unrelated to this failure); PR #1715 (introduced the test).
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🤖 CI Triage Agent — TL;DR: Full analysisSummary: Stage "Run DL Python tests" (node 219) failed: Root cause: Both spawned ranks die inside the local
The failing element is built in .field_mask = UCP_MEM_MAP_PARAM_FIELD_FLAGS | ..._LENGTH | ..._ADDRESS,
.address = mem.base,
.length = mem.size,
This is deterministic, not flaky or infra-related: build #2768 produced a byte-for-byte identical failure on a different node ( Implicated commit: Not the trigger commit (6e96f73 / PR #2406 — OBJ plugin only). The test itself came from File: Suggested fix:
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🤖 CI Triage Agent — TL;DR: The TSAN leg of the sanitizer job failed in the meson Full analysisSummary: Stage "Test Sanitizer" (x86_64/tsan branch, stage ID 218) failed because Root cause: A gtest assertion failure inside the TSAN-instrumented gtest binary, confined to the telemetry/prometheus_mp area. Evidence:
This PR's own change is not implicated: the meson summary in both legs reports Implicated commit: Not 9b29ac5 (the PR head). The failure sits in the recently-churned prometheus_mp telemetry tests merged into this branch via 6e96f73 — most recently 9fbfcbb "telemetry: default NIXL_TELEMETRY_MULTIPROC_DIR for prometheus_mp (#2402)" and 349514f / 250581c / 842eedf (e-eygin), all dated 2026-10-12, the day before this build. Exact test unconfirmed because the failing assertion was truncated out of the log. File: Suggested fix:
Related: PR #2406 (this branch, OBJ RDMA multipart — not the cause); PR #2402 / commit 9fbfcbb (latest prometheus_mp telemetry change); PR #1743 "TEST/GTEST: Run in single process" and PR #1909 "TEST/GTEST: Fail on unexpectedly skipped tests" are open work in the same gtest harness. |
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🤖 CI Triage Agent — TL;DR: Full analysisSummary: Stage "Run DL Python tests" (node 219) failed: Root cause: Not a timeout or hang — the log is continuous (test session 19:07:02 → 19:07:27, 26.6 s). Both spawned ranks failed inside UCX while creating the local device memory list: Path: So the build-time guard Implicated commit: Not the PR head File: Suggested fix:
Related: #2194 "bugfix: test: make the device API tests actually run" (directly concerns these skip guards); #1715 (
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A few nits but ovearll PR LGTM. Can be addressed here or as a followup
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What?
The generic accelerated OBJ engine (
accelerated=true) can now write and read one object larger than 4 GiB − 64 KiB over S3-over-RDMA.Why?
cuObject issues an RDMA token for at most
CUOBJ_MAX_MEMORY_REG_SIZE(4 GiB − 64 KiB) per request, even from a larger registration. CUDA 13.4 registers buffers well past 4 GiB, so a large arena registers. However, a PUT or GET of a single object of 4 GiB or more failed:cuMemObjGetRDMATokenreturnedCU_OBJ_INVALID_VALUE.How?
UploadPartof up to 4 GiB − 64 KiB, with its own token from the same registration. A failed part or completion aborts the upload.Tests
AccelVramLargeObjectXferTestwrites a 9 GiB VRAM buffer as one object (3 parts), reads it back, and reads a range across a part boundary. It skips when cuObject can't register 9 GiB (CUDA 13.3 and older).ObjAccelTestspassed 10/10. A single 64 GiB object was written as 17 RDMA parts and read back as ranged GETs, and every byte matched. On CUDA 13.3 the new test skips and the others pass.max_device_pinned_mem_size_kbraised from its 32 GiB default.Follow-up to #2382, which was closed.
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