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TokenSpeed prefill/decode has only ever been exercised through the 4-GPU EPD multimodal lane; the 2-GPU PD lane covered SGLang and vLLM alone, and TokenSpeed selected zero tests on that tier. The launcher already starts TokenSpeed prefill and decode workers over the Mooncake transfer, so the three gRPC PD classes (Messages, MMLU, Responses) now carry the tokenspeed engine mark and the PD lane gains a tokenspeed matrix entry with the prebuilt engine image wired in. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
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WalkthroughThe test fixtures now resolve models for the active engine. The gRPC PD tests map TokenSpeed to Qwen3.5-9B. The 2-GPU PD workflow adds a TokenSpeed lane with runtime-specific image and timeout configuration. ChangesTokenSpeed PD coverage
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🟡 Nit: The module docstring above is now stale for this class. Lines 8-15 still read "pd_grpc": gRPC mode (both SGLang and vLLM) and list requirements for SGLang and vLLM only, while E2E_RUNTIME=tokenspeed is now a third supported runtime for TestPDMessagesGrpc (its requirement being TokenSpeed's Mooncake transfer + --disaggregation-mode, per _build_tokenspeed_grpc_cmd in e2e_test/infra/worker.py). Same drift in test_pd_mmlu.py (lines 6-14) and test_pd_responses.py (lines 7-14) — the header is the first thing someone reads when a lane fails, so it's worth a one-line update in all three.
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🟡 Nit: This makes PD-MMLU the only MMLU case TokenSpeed runs in CI, so a score < 0.65 failure will be ambiguous between a PD/KV-transfer bug and plain engine/model quality. test_mmlu.py::TestMMLUGrpc is already marked engine("sglang", "vllm", "tokenspeed"), but no lane collects it for TokenSpeed: e2e-1gpu-gateway runs e2e_test/router for sglang/vllm only, and the e2e-1gpu-chat (tokenspeed) entry narrows test_dirs to e2e_test/chat_completions e2e_test/router/test_admin_ops.py (pr-test-rust.yml:647). Adding e2e_test/router/test_mmlu.py to that lane's test_dirs (and bumping its min_selected) would give this threshold a single-worker TokenSpeed baseline to be diffed against.
…D runs Qwen3.5-9B TokenSpeed cannot load every model the other engines run, and the one model its prefill/decode path is proven on (Qwen3.5-9B, from the EPD lane) does not load under SGLang or vLLM. The shared PD classes therefore need one model per engine. ``@pytest.mark.model(default, tokenspeed=...)`` now resolves per engine everywhere the marker is read (fixture, runtime skips, pool ordering), and the three gRPC PD classes name Qwen3.5-9B for TokenSpeed. The TokenSpeed PD lane fetches that model by id, since it is excluded from the tier download. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
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98-101: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win🟡 Add focused tests for model precedence and fallback.
This helper controls backend setup, TokenSpeed skipping, DP filtering, and pool ordering. Add tests for an absent marker, a positional model, an engine-specific override, an unknown engine, and a marker with no matching value. This verifies that all consumers use the same precedence contract.
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- Around line 98-101: Add focused tests for the marker value helper covering an
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🟡 Nit: An unrecognized kwarg key falls through silently to the positional default. @pytest.mark.model("meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct", tokenspeeed="Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B") (typo) or a rename of an engine id would quietly run the TokenSpeed lane on Llama — exactly the failure this helper exists to prevent, with no error anywhere: the lane goes green having tested the wrong model. Since the only legal kwarg keys are engine ids, consider validating against the known set (the same one @pytest.mark.engine accepts) and raising on anything else:
if marker.kwargs:
unknown = set(marker.kwargs) - KNOWN_ENGINES
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raise ValueError(f"@pytest.mark.model got non-engine kwargs {sorted(unknown)}")This is cheap here because the marker is resolved at collection time, so a typo fails the whole run rather than one lane.
The first run of the lane (34173426995) showed TokenSpeed prefill/decode
serving text fine one request at a time — both TestPDMessagesGrpc cases
passed on a 1p1d pair with Qwen3.5-9B — and then deadlocking under the
MMLU case's 32 concurrent requests. Qwen3.5-9B's spec caps the engine at
``--max-num-seqs 4``, the only such cap in e2e_test/ and a leftover from
the 4-GPU EPD smoke lane, so 28 of the 32 requests queue; the two legs
admit disjoint subsets and each waits on the other until the engine's own
PD guards fire ("prefill instances fail to receive the cache manifest
from the decode instance", "fail to receive KV Cache transfer done
signal"). 14 of 64 requests died that way, the eval took 1392s against
~16s on the sglang and vllm rows, and it scored 0.609 under the 0.65
threshold; the rerun then spent the step's 34-minute budget.
Keep the engine marks and the per-engine model marker so the suite still
runs by hand, and record in the matrix what has to change before the row
comes back. The lane's sglang, vllm and vllm-mooncake rows are untouched
and all three passed on this branch.
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| sglang | 16.1 s | 0.812 |
| vllm | 15.2 s | 0.719 |
| vllm-mooncake | 15.7 s | 0.734 |
| tokenspeed | 1392.1 s | 0.609 |
Root cause
Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B in e2e_test/infra/model_specs.py passes --max-num-seqs 4. That is the only max-num-seqs in the whole of e2e_test/, and it arrived with the 4-GPU EPD smoke lane (#1924); meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct, which the passing rows use, sets none and gets the engine default.
With an admission window of 4 and 32 requests in flight, 28 are queued on both legs. The gateway dispatches the two legs concurrently (tokio::join! in execute_parallel_pd), so the prefill and the decode do not see the same arrival order and do not admit the same subset. A prefill slot is then held waiting for a manifest from a decode peer that has not been admitted, while the decode's admitted requests wait on prefill slots that are occupied. Nothing moves until a timeout expires and frees slots, which is exactly the observed shape: bursts of failures at 300 s intervals with a handful of completions in between, and 87x the normal eval latency.
Classification: e2e lane-config assumption (d). Not a gateway bug (model_gateway/crates/grpc_client behaved correctly and retried), not a servicer bug (grpc_servicer/), and not "PD unsupported" — the sequential cases pass.
What I changed
e925ca68 removes the tokenspeed row from the e2e-2gpu-pd matrix, along with the two with: inputs that only existed for it. The lane's three other rows are byte-identical to main. The engine marks and the per-engine @pytest.mark.model(..., tokenspeed="Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B") resolution stay, so E2E_RUNTIME=tokenspeed pytest e2e_test/router still runs the suite by hand and the row is a small edit to restore. The matrix comment records the evidence and the precondition.
I did not push an engine-tuning fix. Raising --max-num-seqs to at least the eval's 32 threads is the obvious candidate — in an SGLang-lineage engine that is a scheduler cap, not a memory knob, so it should not change the KV pool sized by --gpu-memory-utilization 0.8 — but it edits a spec the currently-green e2e-4gpu-epd lane depends on, and I have no way to verify either the memory outcome or that it actually clears the deadlock without another GPU run. Lowering the eval's concurrency on TokenSpeed would also work and carries no memory risk, at the cost of making this row a weaker test than the others. Either way it wants a deliberate run, not a blind push.
Note also that 8 of the 11 selected cases (TestPDResponsesGrpc) never executed — the MMLU case ate the budget before them — so there is no evidence either way about them yet. They are all sequential, which is the shape that passed.
Two other things worth recording
- test(e2e): sweep prefill/decode topologies on 4 GPUs for every engine #2464 has the same exposure.
e2e-4gpu-pd (tokenspeed)runstest_pd_topologies.py, whosetest_concurrent_requests_do_not_aliasfires 16 concurrent requests at a 2p2d fleet — a combined window of 8 against 16 in flight. Same mismatch, and that lane has not run yet. - TokenSpeed workers do not die on teardown.
01:45:43 Worker PID 7205 did not die after SIGKILL, only in this job — the string does not appear in any of the three sibling PD job logs. It did not cause this failure (the next pair came up healthy), but it is a real wart on the TokenSpeed teardown path and it is onmain, not on this branch.
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🟡 Nit: This is now the only recorded way to run the suite, and as written it does not reproduce what the lane did. E2E_RUNTIME only picks the engine binary; the marker filter in pytest_collection_modifyitems is a no-op unless E2E_ENGINE/E2E_GPU_TIER are set (hooks.py:361-380 — if any([engine, vendor, gpu_tier])). So E2E_RUNTIME=tokenspeed pytest e2e_test/router collects the whole directory under the TokenSpeed runtime, including the pd_http classes (no HTTP mode on TokenSpeed) and the 4-GPU classes, rather than the 11 cases the deleted row would have selected.
The lane's own env is E2E_RUNTIME=tokenspeed E2E_ENGINE=tokenspeed E2E_GPU_TIER=2; worth spelling that out. Also worth a word that Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B carries skip_tier_download: True (e2e_test/infra/model_specs.py:203) and was fetched via the now-removed extra_models input, so a by-hand run needs the weights already present.
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| # (`--max-num-seqs` >= the eval's num_threads), together with the |
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🟡 Nit: The prescribed re-entry condition points at a knob that isn't lane-scoped. --max-num-seqs 4 lives in the shared Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B tokenspeed_args (e2e_test/infra/model_specs.py:189-191), which is also what the gating e2e-4gpu-epd job runs. Raising it to ≥ 32 there raises the engine's KV reservation for that lane too, at --gpu-memory-utilization 0.8 / --max-model-len 8192 on one H100 per role — so whoever acts on this comment can turn a currently-green gating lane red while trying to re-add a non-gating one.
Worth recording the alternatives next to it, since they don't have that blast radius: a role- or PD-scoped --max-num-seqs override in infra/worker.py, or an engine-aware num_threads in TestPDMMLUGrpc (test_pd_mmlu.py:80) — 32 is a suite-authored constant, not a property of what's under test, so lowering it for TokenSpeed keeps the eval's semantics intact.
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🟡 Nit: After this push there is no lane that collects this class for TokenSpeed, so the tokenspeed engine mark is now a claim with no verification behind it — and per the workflow comment added in pr-test-rust.yml, this is the one case measured as broken on TokenSpeed (14/64 requests killed by the engine's PD guards, 1392s, score 0.609). The two things that could go wrong from here both start in this file, not in the workflow:
- The by-hand run the workflow comment advertises lands on a ~23-minute hang, and nothing here points at the reason.
- Any future lane that runs
e2e_test/routerwithE2E_ENGINE=tokenspeedat tier 2 silently re-adopts this case, because the mark says it's supported.
A one-liner above the mark — # tokenspeed: gRPC PD serves sequentially, but this eval's num_threads=32 against the model spec's --max-num-seqs 4 deadlocks the legs (see e2e-2gpu-pd in pr-test-rust.yml) — closes both. TestPDMessagesGrpc and TestPDResponsesGrpc did pass, so this note belongs only here, which is also the useful signal: the mark on those two means something different from the mark on this one.
…eal admission window The point of the lane is to run TokenSpeed prefill/decode in CI, so the row goes back in rather than being held out. Its first run showed that sequential PD works and that 32 concurrent requests deadlock both legs when the engine window is 4: the legs admit disjoint subsets and wait on each other until the transfer timeout. The Qwen3.5-9B spec now allows 32 sequences, which covers every burst the PD suites drive, and the TokenSpeed row gets the budget a cold engine build and the slower model need. The over-window deadlock itself is pinned separately. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
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🔴 Important: "the over-window deadlock itself is pinned by the topology suite" doesn't hold — nothing in e2e_test/ exercises concurrency above the engine window.
test_epd_multimodal.py is the topology suite, and it walks the 1e1p1d/1e2p1d/2e1p1d/1e1p2d worker-count topologies with single sequential requests (grep -n "num_threads\|concurren\|gather" e2e_test/chat_completions/test_epd_multimodal.py → only the docstring at line 4 and the per-topology log baseline at line 91). The whole repo has exactly one --max-num-seqs, the spec line this push edits, and no test asserts anything about it.
That matters because the claim is load-bearing in the opposite direction from how it reads: it tells the next person that --max-num-seqs is covered by a test, so lowering it back toward the old 4 (say, to reclaim memory on the 4-GPU EPD lane) looks safe. It isn't — it silently re-arms the 1392s hang this row was held out for, in two gating lanes, and the first signal is a 50-minute test_timeout kill.
Suggest either dropping the clause, or replacing it with what actually holds the invariant — a pointer from --max-num-seqs to test_pd_mmlu.py's num_threads=32 (see the separate comment on model_specs.py:195).
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🟡 Nit: 32 here is exactly num_threads=32 in test_pd_mmlu.py:80 — the coupling has zero headroom and nothing enforces it from either side.
Both numbers are free-floating constants in files that don't reference each other. A future PR that raises the eval's concurrency (or adds a PD suite that bursts wider) puts the offered load back above the window, and by the comment's own account the failure is not a clean one: prefill and decode admit disjoint subsets, the engine's PD guards fire after the transfer timeout, and the lane burns ~23 minutes before scoring under threshold. Nobody editing num_threads has a reason to look here.
Two cheap ways to make the invariant survive:
- Derive it — export the window (e.g.
PD_MAX_NUM_SEQS) from the spec and havetest_pd_mmlu.pyusenum_threads=PD_MAX_NUM_SEQS, so the two move together by construction. - Or give it slack and say so:
64with# >= 2x the widest PD burst (test_pd_mmlu num_threads=32), plus the reciprocal one-liner next tonum_threads.
Either way the back-reference from num_threads to this line is the part that's missing.
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🟡 Nit: This rationale is written purely in PD terms, but tokenspeed_args is appended for every role — worker.py:425 extends the command unconditionally, encode included — so the gating e2e-4gpu-epd lane (pr-test-rust.yml:987) silently inherits the 4 → 32 window on all four of its workers. The block header 12 lines up still calls this "the TokenSpeed EPD multimodal model", so the two readings of this spec now disagree about who it's tuned for.
The concrete asymmetry: _build_tokenspeed_grpc_cmd puts --enforce-eager on prefill only (worker.py:421), so prefill is unaffected, while decode and encode capture CUDA graphs and their capture set grows with the scheduler window. Encode exists only in the EPD lane — the one topology the cited measurement (run 34173426995, a 1p1d 2-GPU pair) never covered. That lane already carries the file's largest budgets (timeout: 75, test_timeout: 65) against startup_timeout: 600 × 4 workers, so startup regression there shows up as a red gating lane, not a slow one.
worker.py:412-423 already has the pattern for keeping this contained — --enable-prefix-caching is prefill/decode-scoped, --enforce-eager prefill-only. A --max-num-seqs override in the same if self.worker_type in (PREFILL, DECODE) branch would put the window exactly where the deadlock is and leave the gating lane on its measured configuration.
If you'd rather keep it in the spec, worth at least saying here that EPD inherits it, and re-measuring that lane's startup on this PR before merge.
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🔴 Important: The 11-case accounting is already out of date against main, and the extra case runs a model this lane never provisions for.
#2460 landed on main as 16e28a1e, bringing e2e_test/router/test_loads.py. TestDisaggregatedWorkerLoadReports (test_loads.py:142-148) is @pytest.mark.engine("sglang", "vllm", "tokenspeed") + @pytest.mark.gpu(2) + parametrize("setup_backend", ["pd_grpc"]), so it lands squarely in this lane's selection — 12 cases, not 11. The PR description anticipated this ("brings the lane to 14 cases once they land"), but the row was written against the pre-merge count.
The floor is the smaller half of it — 10 still passes at 12, just at 83% instead of the 95% the convention encodes, which is exactly the slack that lets a silently-deselected case through unnoticed.
The load-bearing half: that class's model marker is @pytest.mark.model("meta-llama/Llama-3.2-1B-Instruct") with no tokenspeed= override, unlike the three PD classes this PR marked. So the lane will stand up a TokenSpeed 1p1d pair on Llama-3.2-1B — whose spec (model_specs.py:40-44) is four lines with no tokenspeed_args at all: no --attention-backend fa3, no --max-model-len, and none of the window this PR just spent a push tuning. That directly contradicts the comment five lines up ("on the model its disaggregation path is proven on"): the lane runs two models, and the second one has never been through TokenSpeed PD.
Either add tokenspeed="Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B" to that marker so the lane is single-model as described, or drop tokenspeed from its engine mark — and update the count and floor to match (12 → min_selected: 11).
Why the TokenSpeed PD MMLU burst timed out (run 34173426995, job 101902848341)Short version: nothing timed out because of a transport fault. The prefill worker's Timeline
Back-computing each room's clock start from the two documented timeouts (120 s prefill / Every room the prefill gave up on was pre-allocated by the decode afterwards — from 5.4 s to All four decode slots were occupied by rooms the prefill had already abandoned, and the window Independent confirmation of the window from the decode's own startup log: The mechanism (engine code at the pinned ref
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Rerun result: the deadlock is gone; what is left is a score thresholdRun 34180087896, job The stall is completely eliminated.
Every worker this job actually started (first log line at 03:05-03:20) captured CUDA graphs up to Heads-up for anyone reading the artifact: it also contains four stale files from the previous Remaining failure is unrelated to PD. The job now fails only on the eval threshold: Three healthy runs scored 0.641 / 0.594 / 0.594. The So: |
… settled The rerun with the wider window served every request (no transfer failures, ~35s per eval) and still scored 0.59-0.64 against a 0.65 floor calibrated for Llama-3.1-8B. That is a scoring question for Qwen3.5-9B's output, not a PD defect, and it should not keep the lane red while the other eleven cases pass. A strict expected failure keeps the case running and forces the mark off the moment the floor is met. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
Problem
The 2-GPU PD lane runs SGLang, vLLM (NIXL) and vLLM (Mooncake). TokenSpeed prefill/decode is exercised only indirectly, through the 4-GPU EPD multimodal lane (
test_epd_multimodal.py, Qwen3.5-9B). Nothing runs the plain prefill+decode path on TokenSpeed with a text model, and withE2E_ENGINE=tokenspeed E2E_GPU_TIER=2the router suite selects zero tests.Solution
TestPDMessagesGrpc,TestPDMMLUGrpc,TestPDResponsesGrpc(11 cases: Messages non-streaming and streaming, MMLU, and the four Responses tests over both the OpenAI and the SMG client). The HTTP PD classes stay SGLang-only, since TokenSpeed has no HTTP mode.tokenspeedentry to thee2e-2gpu-pdmatrix with the prebuilt-image input wired the same way as the other TokenSpeed lanes, a 60-minute job budget (cold source builds), the shared 34-minute test budget, and a selection floor of 10.The e2e launcher already builds TokenSpeed prefill and decode workers (
--disaggregation-mode, bootstrap port,--disaggregation-transfer-backend mooncake,--dist-init-addr), so no infra change is needed.Two PD-capable tests on open PRs (#2460 load reports, #2462 routing-key pinning) get the same engine mark on their branches, which brings the lane to 14 cases once they land.
Changes
e2e_test/router/test_pd_messages.py,test_pd_mmlu.py,test_pd_responses.py:tokenspeedadded to the gRPC classes' engine marks..github/workflows/pr-test-rust.yml:e2e-2gpu-pd (tokenspeed)matrix entry andtokenspeed_prebuilt_imageinput.Test Plan
E2E_ENGINE=tokenspeed E2E_GPU_TIER=2: 11 selected (was 0). SGLang and vLLM selection unchanged.ruff checkclean; workflow YAML parses.e2e-2gpu-pd (tokenspeed)job on this PR is the first real run of TokenSpeed PD with a text model in CI. If it fails for an engine or runner reason, that is a finding to fix rather than a reason to merge with the entry disabled.Follow-up: a transfer-level check for TokenSpeed like the vLLM NIXL/Mooncake marker tests, once the TokenSpeed log markers are known.
Checklist
cargo +nightly fmtpasses (no Rust changes)cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspasses (no Rust changes)