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Adds RlTable::eligible, the lock-free read path that filters routing candidates by ControlState and VersionPolicy against the per-model fleet max, plus FilterReason (the smg_rl_candidates_filtered_total reason label) and its judge() decision function for LatestOnly, MaxStaleness(k), and MinVersion(floor). Also fixes recompute_fleet_max: it picked the fleet max via Version's Ord, which falls back to a lexical compare across a numeric/text pair, so a stray checkpoint label like "ckpt-7" could outrank every numbered release just because 'c' > '1' byte-wise, corrupting the staleness baseline for the whole model. It now prefers the numeric maximum whenever the model has any numeric version. Bench (cargo bench -p smg-rl --bench filter), 8 candidates: eligible_8_candidates/any: 1.77 ns eligible_8_candidates/latest_only: 318.05 ns eligible_8_candidates/max_staleness_1: 189.91 ns Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
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Every JSON and SSE response the gRPC pipeline produces now names the worker that served it, via the same routed-worker header and extension the HTTP routers set. The RL middleware keys on that extension, so a stamped gRPC response picks up x-smg-weight-version for free. Dispatch metadata now reads the RL table first for the routed engine's weight version and falls back to the registration label, then to the "default" sentinel. The table is the live view of what an engine holds; the label is only what it reported when it joined. With the control plane off the pipeline passes None and the behavior is unchanged. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
…aunch profile Add smg.rl.RL.set_version/set_fleet_version/set_state/set_fleet_state and the control/version_source fields on Worker, with stub-server tests. Extend the refit_from_disk.py example to assert x-smg-weight-version matches the refit. Document the four new /v1/rl routes, the version/control-state table, and the retry-budget launch profile; update crates/rl/COUPLING.md for the M2 surfaces and crates/rl/NOTES.md for the SGLang/vLLM version-source drift. Also fix the two codespell hits introduced by M2: unparseable -> unparsable in stamp.rs, and the abc/abd test strings in version.rs. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
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…der a filter When the RL candidate filter narrows the worker list to a strict subset, `PolicyRegistry::select_worker` hands the subset to the policy and remaps the result. For `ConsistentHashingPolicy` -- the only policy that honors `x-smg-target-worker` -- that silently re-bases the header's index: target `2` against three workers filtered to `[0, 2]` would have selected worker 2 as "index 2 of the subset", which does not exist, and target `1` would have resolved to worker 2. The index the caller sent named a worker in the caller's list, and which worker it lands on would change request to request as the filter's verdict moves. The registry now decides the target-worker request itself before building the subset, and never re-bases the number: a named worker that survived the filter and is available is returned at the caller's own index; one the filter dropped (paused, asleep, or too stale for the version policy), one out of range, and a value that is not an index are all refused, each with a `debug!` naming the reason. Refusal is the existing retryable 503, which is the right answer: the caller asked for a specific engine and that engine is not currently routable. Policies that ignore the header are unaffected and keep selecting from the subset, and with the filter keeping every candidate there is no subset, so the policy reads the header exactly as before. Also corrects the CORS row in COUPLING.md: the expose list is three RL headers plus `x-request-id`, not three headers. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
The explicit API write trimmed, rejected empty, and capped at 128 bytes; the passthrough observer only checked that a string was non-blank. So a version the control plane would answer `invalid_version` for -- 200 bytes, an interior space, a control character -- still reached the table through a proxied refit body, and then either could not be stamped into `x-smg-weight-version` (the adapter drops an unrepresentable value) or was stamped as something the caller never wrote. `Version::validated` is now the single gate: trim, then reject empty, over 128 bytes, or any byte outside visible ASCII (0x21..=0x7E). It returns a `VersionError` carrying both a message for the `invalid_version` body and a static `reason()` tag for logs. `control.rs` uses it for the per-worker and fleet writes; `observe.rs` uses it for both refit field shapes (`weight_version` and `new_version`, with a JSON number stringified first) and observes nothing when it refuses, logging `warn!(target: "smg_rl", route, reason)` so a silently ignored engine report is visible. A JSON type that is neither string nor number is logged by type name, never by value. Tests: the validator's accept/reject matrix and the stable reason tags in `version.rs`; whitespace-only, boolean, array, object, 129-byte, interior-space and control-character versions each observing nothing in `observe.rs`; and the over-cap API write now asserts the `invalid_version` code and message, with a control-character write added alongside. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
Every test in this file called `RouterTrait` directly, so the RL middleware --
the only thing that writes `x-smg-weight-version` -- never ran. The routed-worker
half of the contract was covered, the version-header half was not, on the gRPC
path specifically.
Adds a test that builds the same mock-gRPC-backed router, wraps it with
`build_app` through the shared test-app helper, sets the worker's version the
way an RL trainer does (`POST /v1/rl/workers/{id}/version` with
`{"weight_version": "11"}`, addressed by the registry id the control plane
lists), then posts `/v1/chat/completions` in both buffered and `stream: true`
form and asserts `x-smg-weight-version` and `x-smg-routed-worker-id` on each
response.
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… set Three small corrections found in final review: - `RlTable::eligible` counted a request unroutable whenever it kept nothing, including when it was handed no candidates at all. A caller with an empty worker list already had nothing to route; counting it blamed the filter for a decision it never made. Now gated on `total > 0`. - The RL table maintainer's lagged-resync message was `debug!`. A dropped registry event stream means the table was briefly out of step with the registry, which an operator should see; it is now `warn!`. - Dropped the `html_reports` feature from the `criterion` dev-dependency: the filter bench is run for its numbers, not its HTML, and the feature pulls extra dependencies into every build of the crate's dev tree. Also documents the max-staleness rule that non-numeric versions on either side of the comparison have no distance to measure and count as stale, dropped under `FilterReason::Stale` with no separate log or metric. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
… comment - `insert_routed_worker_id` now says it is the header half of `stamp_routed_worker`, and that a caller with a whole response should use the latter: layers keyed on the `RoutedWorker` extension, the RL version stamp among them, see nothing when only the header is set. - The RL README lists the error codes the control plane answers with, including `invalid_body` (400), which had no mention anywhere. - The e2e refit test's comment claimed a fallback that is not implemented. It now reads as the instruction it is: if the engine lacks `update_weight_version`, switch this call to `update_weights_from_disk` with a `weight_version` field. Signed-off-by: key4ng <rukeyang@gmail.com>
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Acceptance run on real SGLang engines (B200 node, 2026-09-14)Two SGLang 0.5.19 engines (Qwen3-0.6B, one GPU each) behind this branch's release binary, RL profile plus
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WalkthroughThe RL control plane now tracks worker versions and control states, filters eligible workers, supports version-policy overrides, exposes control APIs, and stamps routed-worker and version metadata on gateway responses. Python bindings, OpenAPI definitions, tests, and documentation include the new behavior. ChangesRL version-aware routing
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participant Client
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Client->>Gateway: Send request with optional x-smg-version-policy
Gateway->>RlCandidateFilter: Filter registered workers
RlCandidateFilter->>RlTable: Apply control and version policy
RlTable-->>RlCandidateFilter: Eligible workers
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Gateway->>RlTable: Apply observation and stamp response metadata
Gateway-->>Client: Response with routed-worker and version headers
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Document the RL control error responses.
The four RL control operations use json_response, which declares only 200. The worker handlers can return structured 400 responses for invalid bodies or versions and 404 for unknown workers. The fleet handlers can return structured 400 responses for invalid bodies, versions, selectors, or empty matches.
Add an RL-specific shared schema that matches RlError::to_json, then declare 400 for all four operations and 404 for the two worker operations. Do not reuse the common ErrorResponse schema because its error field has a different shape.
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In `@clients/openapi-gen/src/main.rs` around lines 768 - 774, The RL control
OpenAPI definitions need to document their structured error responses. Add an
RL-specific shared schema matching RlError::to_json, then update all four RL
control operations using json_response to declare 400 responses; additionally
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Description
Problem
After M1 the RL control plane can list rollout engines and proxy their control routes, but the gateway still routes blind: it does not know which weight version an engine holds, whether the engine is paused for a refit or asleep, and it never tells the caller which version produced a response. A request routed to a sleeping engine returns 500 and can kill the engine; an async trainer cannot bound the staleness of its trajectories because every engine looks the same to the router.
Solution
A per-engine side table in
smg-rl(keyed by engine base URL, so DP ranks share an entry) holds(weight_version, control_state). It is fed by the refit and pause/sleep calls that pass through/v1/rl(read-only observation of the proxied request), by four new explicit routes, and by theweight_versionregistration label as a seed. The gateway couples through three small surfaces documented incrates/rl/COUPLING.md:CandidateFilterslot onPolicyRegistry::select_worker: the RL filter drops paused and asleep engines whenever--enable-rlis on, and applies--rl-version-policy(any | latest-only | min-version:<v> | max-staleness:<k>, per-requestx-smg-version-policy) against the model's fleet maximum, before the sticky override and the policy run. Every policy-driven selection path is covered; an empty eligible set is the existing retryable 503.RoutedWorkerresponse extension stamped whereverx-smg-routed-worker-idalready was (seven HTTP sites, now also eight gRPC pipeline sites, closing the gRPC gap), plus one middleware that validates the policy header, addsx-smg-weight-versionto every served response, and flags buffered/generateresponses that spanned two versions withx-smg-mixed-version: true. gRPCsystem_fingerprintandmeta_info.weight_versionnow report the live version.CacheAwarePolicy::reset_worker_cache, which keeps the load scorer intact) because the engine's KV cache was flushed.Everything is inert with
--enable-rloff: no table, no filter, no middleware, byte-identical headers.Changes
crates/rl:version.rs(numeric-or-text ordering, one shared validator),policy.rs(grammar, header parse),table.rs(the table, per-model fleet max, eligibility with an allocation-freeanyfast path, serialized writes, eviction sink),observe.rs(passthrough observation),control.rs(POST /v1/rl/workers/{id}/version|state,POST /v1/rl/version|state?selector=),stamp.rs(mixed-version probe), discovery rows read the table, six new metrics, a Criterion bench (--bench filter: 1.8 nsany, 318 nslatest-only, 190 nsmax-stalenessat 8 candidates).crates/protocols/src/rl.rs:RlControlState,RlVersionSource,RlSetVersionRequest,RlSetControlRequest;RlWorkerEntrygainsversion_sourceandcontrol(additive,protocol_versionstays 1); OpenAPI registration.model_gateway:CandidateFiltertrait and slot;reset_worker_cache;RoutedWorker+stamp_routed_worker(crates/external_router);rl_adapter.rs(viewinflight, weak-handle eviction sink, filter, registry-event table maintainer, middleware); gRPC pipeline stamp and live dispatch metadata;--rl-version-policywith Python parity; CORS exposesx-smg-routed-worker-id,x-smg-weight-version,x-smg-mixed-versionunder restricted origins.x-smg-target-workerunder a narrowed candidate set names a worker in the caller's slice and is refused (503) when the filter dropped it, instead of being reinterpreted against the subset.smg.rl.RL.{set_version, set_fleet_version, set_state, set_fleet_state},Worker.{control, version_source};examples/rl/refit_from_disk.pychecks the stamped header; docs incrates/rl/{README,COUPLING,NOTES}.mdandexamples/rl/README.md.model_gateway/tests/rl_version_routing_test.rs(asleep via API and via an interceptedrelease_memory_occupation; rolling update underlatest-onlywith zero stale dispatches; header override and 400; all-ineligible 503; flag off; stamping on buffered and streamed responses; mixed-version flag),rl_grpc_stamp_test.rs(gRPC stamp, live fingerprint, gRPC through the middleware), unit tests across the crate, and real-engine e2e tests ine2e_test/router/test_rl_control_plane.py.Notes for reviewers: the policy header is validated by a router-level layer, so a malformed
x-smg-version-policyanswers 400 before route-level auth runs (it leaks nothing). The CORS expose list under restricted origins gains the three RL headers whether or not the flag is on. A registration label that fails the version validator seeds the table unvalidated; a follow-up will route the seed through the same validator.Test Plan
Before: with a paused or sleeping engine registered,
/generateis round-robined onto it (500 on a sleeping engine); no response carries a version. After: the paused/asleep engine receives zero dispatches while/workersstill reports itready; every served response carriesx-smg-weight-versiononce the engine is versioned; underlatest-only, a rolling refit through the fan-out never dispatches to a stale engine (rl_version_routing_test::rolling_update_under_latest_only_never_dispatches_to_a_stale_worker); flag off leaves headers byte-identical (flag_off_ignores_the_policy_header_and_stamps_nothing).Checklist
cargo +nightly fmtpassescargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspasses