Measure named shared-memory capacity after stale-pool cleanup - #51
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Store ObjectKeys whose flat encoding exceeds NAME_MAX in bounded, reversible path components. The native filesystem adapter and Python filesystem adapter use the same mapping, retain readable flat objects, and use bounded temporary basenames. Restart inventory decodes the complete model identity and tenant salt from the bounded path, preserving capacity and per-tenant accounting. Native reads, writes, lookup, deletion, O_DIRECT behavior, and atomic publication retain their existing payload contract. Validated with 161 filesystem, restart-inventory, write-back, atomic-publication, and adapter-factory tests; one optional raw-block test skipped.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe server now removes the configured stale L1 shared-memory pool before measuring ChangesL1 shared-memory capacity
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Startup now removes a configured shared-memory pool before checking capacity, but configurations that disable POSIX SHM may remove a pool this server does not replace, disrupting another process using that name. Add the mode guards and restart coverage before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@lmcache/v1/multiprocess/server.py`:
- Line 401: Guard the cleanup call in MPCacheServerContext so
_available_l1_shm_bytes_after_cleanup runs only when POSIX SHM is enabled,
excluding configurations with mem_cfg.use_lazy or a non-empty
mem_cfg.devdax_path. Add restart coverage for both use_lazy=True and a
configured devdax_path, preserving normal SHM cleanup behavior otherwise.
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Purpose
A named POSIX shared-memory pool can remain allocated after the vLLM and
LMCache processes terminate. LMCache checked
/dev/shmcapacity before its L1allocator removed that exact stale object, so a restart could incorrectly
select pickle transfer even when replacing the configured pool would fit.
This pull request removes only the configured LMCache L1 object before the
capacity measurement and then lets the allocator perform its normal cleanup
and creation sequence.
Status: qualified for named engine-driven shared-memory restarts.
Resulting behavior
lmcache_l1_pool_prefix.name before reading available tmpfs capacity.
/dev/shmis scanned or removed.its pages. Those pages remain charged to tmpfs, so the following capacity
measurement cannot count live storage as free.
Stack and compatibility
Target branch:
dev. Merge #49 and then #50 before this PR. The retained commit ancestry carries those dependencies; after they reachdev, the remaining review delta is startup-capacity accounting. Merging this PR must publish todev, not only to another review branch.The change does not alter the transfer protocol, cache payload, or configured
L1 size. Deployments that intentionally share one named pool between live
servers remain protected by POSIX shared-memory lifetime accounting: mapped
pages are not reclaimed or reported as available.
Validation
slash-prefixed names; invalid nested names remain subject to allocator
validation; and capacity is measured strictly after cleanup.
on a 567 GiB tmpfs. All four TP4 workers created
EngineDrivenContextShm; no pickle fallback occurred.cold/APC/L1/L2 qualification. APC used 49,152 local-prefix tokens; both RAM
L1 and native-filesystem L2 restored 49,152 external tokens and recomputed
875 tokens.
1.150 seconds and from native-filesystem L2 after a complete process restart
in 1.261 seconds. Both paths recomputed 576 tokens and reproduced the greedy
output.