feat(router): per-worker waiting-queue cap for least_load - #2193
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WalkthroughThe PR adds a configurable per-worker waiting-request cap to least-load routing. It propagates the setting through Rust and Python configuration paths. PowerOfTwo now uses LeastLoadPolicy expected-wait scoring for sampled workers. ChangesRouting policy updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This adds an opt-in per-worker waiting-queue cap for least-load routing while preserving existing behavior by default; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorkerMonitor
participant PowerOfTwoPolicy
participant LeastLoadPolicy
participant Workers
WorkerMonitor->>LeastLoadPolicy: update load snapshots
WorkerMonitor->>PowerOfTwoPolicy: update load-aware policy state
PowerOfTwoPolicy->>Workers: sample two healthy workers
PowerOfTwoPolicy->>LeastLoadPolicy: score sampled workers
LeastLoadPolicy->>Workers: read queue and in-flight state
LeastLoadPolicy-->>PowerOfTwoPolicy: return lower expected-wait worker
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In `@bindings/python/src/smg/router_args.py`:
- Line 70: Append least_load_max_waiting_requests after
upstream_pool_idle_timeout_secs in bindings/python/src/smg/router_args.py:70-70,
bindings/python/src/lib.rs:913-913, and bindings/python/src/lib.rs:1052-1052 so
dataclass, PyO3 signature, and fn new positional orders remain aligned. In
bindings/python/tests/test_arg_parser.py:1111-1111, move the
EXPECTED_FIELD_SEQUENCE entry to the end and add the field to the
test_new_fields_appended_after_positional_reserve tuple.
In `@model_gateway/src/policies/least_load.rs`:
- Around line 248-277: Update the waiting-queue veto around inflight_tokens so
since_poll represents the number of requests dispatched since each worker’s last
poll, not token work divided by mean_prefill_tokens. Track and use a separate
per-worker dispatch counter for this cap, preserving the existing eligibility
behavior for workers without load snapshots and the max_waiting_requests == 0
bypass.
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least_load is a pure argmin: when every worker is backlogged it still picks the least-bad one and deepens the queue, and no configuration bounds an individual worker's waiting requests. Router-level admission only bounds the aggregate, so skew — a stale poll window or a sink worker that accepts fast — can still pile requests behind one engine. Add max_waiting_requests to PolicyConfig::LeastLoad (0 = disabled): selection skips workers whose reported waiting requests, plus requests dispatched to them since their last poll, have reached the cap. Workers without a snapshot stay eligible, so a dark fleet keeps routing. When every candidate is at the cap the selection returns none and the request falls to the router's admission queue. The single-healthy- worker shortcut no longer bypasses the veto when a cap is set. Signed-off-by: Simo Lin <25425177+slin1237@users.noreply.github.com>
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Problem
least_loadis a pure argmin: when every worker is backlogged it still picks the least-bad one and keeps deepening the queue. Nothing in the configuration bounds an individual worker's waiting queue — the router-level admission cap (--max-concurrent-requests) only bounds the aggregate, so skew still passes through it: a stale poll window, or a sink worker that accepts quickly and therefore looks attractive to load-based scoring, can pile requests behind one engine well past its batch capacity.Solution
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max_waiting_requeststoPolicyConfig::LeastLoad(--least-load-max-waiting-requests, default0= disabled). Selection skips workers whose reported waiting requests, plus requests dispatched to them since their last poll (the same since-poll accounting the in-flight correction uses, converted atmean_prefill_tokensper request), have reached the cap. Workers without a load snapshot stay eligible — there is no queue evidence to veto on, and a dark fleet must keep routing. When every candidate is at the cap, selection returns none and the request falls to the router's admission queue instead of deepening a backlog. The single-healthy-worker shortcut no longer bypasses the veto when a cap is configured. Set the cap below the engine's max batch size.Changes
policies/least_load.rs:max_waiting_requestsfield + veto inselect_min_expected_wait; single-worker shortcut guarded; tuning-knob docsconfig/types.rs:max_waiting_requestsonPolicyConfig::LeastLoad,#[serde(default)]config/validation.rs: destructure the new fieldmain.rs:--least-load-max-waiting-requestsCLI flag, wired into the policy constructionpolicies/factory.rs: pass the cap throughwith_paramsbindings/python:Routerparameter,RouterArgsfield +--least-load-max-waiting-requestsargparse entry, arg-parser test field listTest Plan
cargo test -p smg— full suite green (lib + all integration binaries)waiting_queue_veto_skips_capped_worker,waiting_queue_veto_all_capped_returns_none,waiting_queue_veto_counts_since_poll_dispatches,waiting_queue_veto_ignores_workers_without_snapshots,waiting_queue_veto_applies_to_single_worker,waiting_queue_cap_zero_disables_veto;hinted_policy_inherits_operator_least_load_configextended to the new knobcargo build -p smg-python— bindings compilecargo +nightly fmt --check,cargo clippy -p smg --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleanChecklist
cargo +nightly fmtpassescargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspasses