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WalkthroughThe change centralizes multimodal configuration in ChangesMultimodal settings resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Launcher
participant MmSettings
participant VllmEngineServicer
participant Sidecar
participant Redis
participant GetServerInfoResponse
Launcher->>MmSettings: provide multimodal flags
MmSettings->>VllmEngineServicer: resolve settings and sources
VllmEngineServicer->>GetServerInfoResponse: report mm_processor_source
MmSettings->>Sidecar: resolve Redis and sidecar settings
Sidecar->>Redis: connect using resolved Redis URL
Sidecar-->>Sidecar: advertise setting sources in heartbeat
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In `@grpc_servicer/README.md`:
- Around line 65-66: Update the README description of --mm-max-items to state
that it is unset by default and overrides the model’s --limit-mm-per-prompt
per-modality reference limits, removing the incorrect default of 16. Keep the
surrounding --mm-max-inflight and --mm-max-item-bytes documentation unchanged.
In `@grpc_servicer/smg_grpc_servicer/vllm/mm_sidecar.py`:
- Around line 325-326: Remove the raw settings.redis_url value from the startup
log in the media sidecar settings logging block. Log only a safe
configured/redacted indicator while preserving the namespace, timeout, and
remaining context fields.
- Around line 319-323: Update the settings resolution in the sidecar
initialization around MmSettings and resolve so it validates only redis_url,
sidecar_namespace, and sidecar_timeout_ms. Use a dedicated sidecar settings type
or pass an explicit setting subset to resolve, preventing worker-only variables
and flags from affecting sidecar startup.
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| settings = MmSettings( | ||
| redis_url=getattr(args, "redis_url", None), | ||
| sidecar_namespace=getattr(args, "namespace", None), | ||
| sidecar_timeout_ms=getattr(args, "mm_sidecar_timeout_ms", None), | ||
| ).resolve() |
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🟡 Nit: This resolve() resolves all eight _MM_SETTING_SPECS entries, not just the three the sidecar uses, with a few side effects:
- Worker-only env vars in the sidecar's environment (e.g.
SMG_VLLM_MM_PROCESSOR, plausible when worker and sidecar share a pod env) emit deprecation warnings pointing at flags the sidecar's parser doesn't accept (--mm-processor), and an invalid worker-only value (e.g.SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_INFLIGHT=0) now crashes the sidecar at startup even though the sidecar never consumed that variable before this change. settings.sourcescarries all eight entries, so the startup log and the hellosettings_sourcefield list five irrelevant…=defaultentries. The PR description's example (redis_url=flag,sidecar_namespace=env,sidecar_timeout_ms=default) shows only the three relevant ones; the heartbeat test hand-builds_settings_sourceswith two entries, so nothing covers the real shape.- For the vars the sidecar does use, the deprecation warning names the worker's flags (
--mm-redis-url,--mm-sidecar-namespace) rather than the sidecar's--redis-url/--namespace.
Consider resolving (or at least reporting) only the subset the sidecar consumes, e.g. filtering sources to the three requested names.
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Fixed in 457fe19, together with the CodeRabbit finding above: subset resolution with the sidecar's own flag names, and sources (hence the hello settings_source) now holds exactly the three entries the PR description shows.
| def resolve(self, env: Mapping[str, str] = os.environ) -> MmSettings: | ||
| """Flag > env > default; already resolved settings come back unchanged.""" | ||
| if self.resolved: | ||
| return self | ||
| values: dict[str, Any] = {} | ||
| sources: dict[str, str] = {} | ||
| for name, (flag, env_name, default) in _MM_SETTING_SPECS.items(): |
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🟡 Nit: resolve() validates every setting even when the resolved processor mode is off, which broadens the declared behavior change beyond SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_INFLIGHT. A worker with processing off but a stale invalid SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_ITEM_BYTES, SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_ITEMS, SMG_VLLM_MM_SIDECAR_TIMEOUT_MS or SMG_VLLM_MM_SIDECAR_MAX_QUEUE (e.g. SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_ITEM_BYTES=32MiB) boots fine on main but now fails in VllmEngineServicer.__init__ on upgrade. Failing loudly on bad config is a reasonable direction, but only the inflight case is described as deliberate and tested — worth either documenting the wider scope in the PR/README or deferring validation of settings that won't be used.
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Agreed that this is wider than the inflight case, and it is deliberate: every setting is read at startup so a stale unreadable value fails loudly instead of biting when the mode is later switched on. I documented it in 457fe19 (README sentence) and in the PR description rather than deferring validation per setting.
| for name in ("SMG_VLLM_MM_REDIS_URL", "SMG_VLLM_MM_SIDECAR_NAMESPACE"): | ||
| monkeypatch.delenv(name, raising=False) |
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🟡 Nit: serve() now resolves all eight SMG_VLLM_MM_* variables from the real os.environ, but only these two are cleared. An ambient SMG_VLLM_MM_SIDECAR_TIMEOUT_MS on the test machine breaks test_env_fills_in_for_absent_flags (it asserts proto.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS and source == "default"), and an ambient invalid value of any of the other five crashes serve(). Clearing every env var in mm_processor._MM_SETTING_SPECS here would keep these tests hermetic.
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Fixed in 457fe19: the serve tests clear every variable in _MM_SETTING_SPECS before each run.
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Reviewed the full diff: the flag > env > default resolution in MmSettings is sound, back-compat paths (older launcher, older proto package, older namespace) are all handled and tested, and proto field 18 is collision-free. Left 3 🟡 nits (sidecar over-resolving worker-only settings, validation broadened beyond the described SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_INFLIGHT change, and test env hermeticity). No blocking issues.
| if self.resolved: | ||
| return self | ||
| values: dict[str, Any] = {} | ||
| sources: dict[str, str] = {} | ||
| wanted = set(_MM_SETTING_SPECS if only is None else only) | ||
| for name, (flag, env_name, default) in _MM_SETTING_SPECS.items(): | ||
| if name not in wanted: | ||
| continue | ||
| flag = (flags or {}).get(name, flag) |
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🟡 Nit: Two quiet-failure edges in the new subset resolution:
- A name in
onlythat isn't a_MM_SETTING_SPECSkey is silently ignored (the loop iterates the specs, so a typo like"redis-url"never matcheswanted). The corresponding field then staysNoneand the caller fails at a distance — e.g.redacted_url(None)/from_url(None)in the sidecar — instead of at the badresolve()call. A cheap guard would fail loudly, in line with the PR's own principle:
wanted = set(_MM_SETTING_SPECS if only is None else only)
if unknown := wanted - _MM_SETTING_SPECS.keys():
raise ValueError(f"unknown mm settings: {sorted(unknown)}")- A subset-resolved result has non-empty
sources, soresolvedisTrueand a later fullresolve()returns it unchanged with the other five fields stillNone. If such an object ever reachedbuild_mm_processor,processor=Noneslips past theMODE_OFFcheck and constructs aRedisMediaProcessorwithNonecaps. Not reachable from current call sites (the sidecar keeps its settings to itself), but worth a note onresolved, or tracking the requested subset so a wider re-resolve fails loudly.
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Fixed in f4d42a2: (1) an unknown name in only= raises ValueError("unknown mm settings: [...]"); (2) build_mm_processor refuses a settings object whose sources do not cover every setting (resolved without [...]), and the resolved docstring says a subset is not a full resolution. Tests: test_an_unknown_subset_name_fails_loudly, test_a_subset_resolved_object_cannot_build_a_processor.
| def redacted_url(url: str) -> str: | ||
| """The URL with any credentials replaced, for logs.""" | ||
| parts = urlsplit(url) | ||
| if "@" not in parts.netloc: | ||
| return url | ||
| host = parts.netloc.rsplit("@", 1)[1] | ||
| return urlunsplit(parts._replace(netloc=f"***@{host}")) |
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🟡 Nit: redacted_url only strips userinfo from the netloc, but redis-py's from_url also accepts credentials in the query string (redis://cache:6379/0?password=s3cret — querystring options are documented and win over conflicting kwargs). Such a URL has no @ in the netloc, so it's returned verbatim and the password lands in the startup log. Worth also dropping (or masking) a password query parameter, e.g.:
parts = urlsplit(url)
query = parse_qsl(parts.query, keep_blank_values=True)
if any(k == "password" for k, _ in query):
parts = parts._replace(
query=urlencode([(k, "***" if k == "password" else v) for k, v in query])
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Fixed in f4d42a2: redacted_url now keeps only scheme, masked userinfo, host and db path, dropping the query and fragment, so ?password= never reaches the log. Test extended with a query-string password and a rediss:// URL with a fragment.
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In `@grpc_servicer/smg_grpc_servicer/vllm/mm_sidecar.py`:
- Around line 457-463: Update redacted_url to log only the URL scheme and
sanitized authority: select the authority after the final “@” even when no
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The vLLM servicer read its eight media settings from SMG_VLLM_MM_* only, and the launcher passed it nothing but the engine, so the settings appeared in neither --help nor the pod spec. MmSettings carries the eight values from the launcher's --mm-* flags and resolves flag > env > default once, naming each value's source; an env-sourced value logs a deprecation line. The startup line and a new GetServerInfo field report where the processor mode came from. The sidecar resolves only the three settings it runs on (url, namespace, timeout) under its own flag names, so an unreadable worker-only variable in its environment does not stop it, and it logs the redis URL without credentials. The README no longer claims a default for --mm-max-items that the code does not have. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
…edential out of the sidecar log An unknown name in resolve(only=) was silently ignored and a subset-resolved object could reach build_mm_processor with unset fields; both now raise. The redacted redis URL also drops the query and fragment, since redis-py reads ?password= too. Signed-off-by: Alex McC <319643551+hello-alexmcc@users.noreply.github.com>
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The vLLM servicer reads its eight media-processing settings from
SMG_VLLM_MM_*environment variables only. It has no CLI of its own: vLLM's gRPC launcher builds the parser from--host,--portandAsyncEngineArgs, then instantiatesVllmEngineServicer(async_llm, start_time)with nothing else. So the only way to configure engine-side media is env on the engine container, which neither--helpnorkubectl describe podshows; that was missed on a live MiniMax-M3 pod on 2026-09-22.Solution
The servicer side of a two-part change (the vLLM launcher gets the flags in a companion change; this PR is the one to merge first).
MmSettings(mm_processor.py): the eight settings,from_args(args)reading--mm-processor,--mm-max-inflight,--mm-max-item-bytes,--mm-max-items,--mm-redis-url,--mm-sidecar-timeout-ms,--mm-sidecar-max-queue,--mm-sidecar-namespacefrom a launcher namespace (absent flags ask for nothing), andresolve(env)applying flag > env > default with the existing validation for both sources and asourcesmap naming where each value came from. When an env var supplies a value the flag did not, one WARNING:SMG_VLLM_MM_PROCESSOR is deprecated in favour of --mm-processor; env support ends in the next minor release(same shape for the others). Resolving twice is stable and logs nothing more.build_mm_processor(engine, env=…, settings=…)is now a thin wrapper over the resolved settings. One deliberate behaviour change: all eight settings are validated when the servicer starts, whatever the processor mode, so a stale unreadable value (saySMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_ITEM_BYTES=32MiBon a worker with processing off) now fails at startup instead of when the mode is later switched on.SMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_INFLIGHTwas already read with the mode off, since the cap also bounds router-preprocessed media.VllmEngineServicer(async_llm, start_time, mm_settings=None):Nonemeans resolve from the env, so older launchers keep working. The startup line becomesVllmEngineServicer initialized (mm_processor=redis, source=flag).GetServerInfoResponse.mm_processor_source(proto field 18, set only when a processor is advertised) flattens into themm_processor_sourceworker label, so the gateway's/workersshows it; the Rust side needs no code (flat_labelspicks every non-empty field). The servicer sets the field only when the installed proto package has it, sosmg-grpc-proto0.4.20 keeps working; the package version moves to 0.4.21.--redis-url,--namespaceand the new--mm-sidecar-timeout-msresolve through the sameMmSettings, restricted to those three (resolve(only=…, flags=…), so a worker-only variable in the sidecar's environment is neither validated nor warned about, and deprecation lines name the sidecar's own flags). The resolved values and their sources are logged at startup with the redis URL's credentials redacted, and the hello hash carriessettings_source(redis_url=flag,sidecar_namespace=env,sidecar_timeout_ms=default). The parser is built bybuild_parser(add_engine_args, parser_cls)so it can be tested without vLLM.Compatibility:
mm_settings)mm_settingskwarg)MmSettingsin atryand, onImportError, constructs the servicer as todaymm_settings=None: everything resolves from env exactly as before, with the deprecation linesmg-grpc-proto0.4.20mm_processor_sourceleft out ofGetServerInfo; nothing else changesChanges
grpc_servicer/smg_grpc_servicer/vllm/mm_processor.py:MmSettings,_validate_flag,_read_env,build_mm_processor(settings=).grpc_servicer/smg_grpc_servicer/vllm/servicer.py:mm_settingsparameter, resolved once; sourced startup line;mm_processor_sourceonGetServerInfo.grpc_servicer/smg_grpc_servicer/vllm/mm_sidecar.py:build_parser,--mm-sidecar-timeout-ms, settings-resolved client and namespace,settings_sourcein the hello hash.crates/grpc_client/proto/vllm_engine.proto:mm_processor_source = 18;crates/grpc_client/python/pyproject.toml: 0.4.21.grpc_servicer/README.md: examples use the flags, env named as the deprecated fallback.test_vllm_mm_processor.py,test_vllm_redis_media_processor.py,test_vllm_mm_sidecar.py.Test Plan
Python (
uv pip install -e crates/grpc_client/python -e grpc_servicer pytest pytest-asyncio msgspec pydantic redis,pytest grpc_servicer/tests -p no:cacheprovider): 364 passed, 9 skipped with torch installed (main on this tree: 338 passed, 10 skipped without torch; the vLLM-gated servicer test below is among the skips). New tests, all failing before the change:TestMmSettings: defaults; env fills what the flags left unset with exactly one deprecation line per env-sourced value (and the exactSMG_VLLM_MM_PROCESSORwording); flags win over env and log no deprecation;from_argsreads a launcher namespace and an older namespace asks for nothing; flag values are validated like env values; resolving twice is stable and quiet.TestBuildProcessor::test_flag_settings_beat_the_env;TestBuild::test_flag_settings_reach_the_redis_processor(url, timeout, queue, namespace from flags with the env saying otherwise).TestServe(sidecar): flags reach the client and theSidecarwhile an unreadable worker-only variable is ignored; env fills in for absent flags, including an older namespace without the timeout flag; the parser takes--mm-sidecar-timeout-ms; the startup log hides redis credentials; the hello hash carriessettings_source; everySMG_VLLM_MM_*variable is cleared first so the tests are hermetic.TestMmSettings::test_a_subset_resolves_only_itself_under_its_own_flag_names.TestServicerWiring::test_launcher_settings_take_precedence_and_name_their_source(runs on the vLLM lane):VllmEngineServicer(engine, 0.0, mm_settings=MmSettings(processor="off"))withSMG_VLLM_MM_PROCESSOR=inprocessin the env keeps the processor off, reportssource=flag, still applies an env-suppliedSMG_VLLM_MM_MAX_INFLIGHT, and logs the new startup line.GetServerInfoResponse.mm_processor_sourceas field 18.Rust:
cargo +nightly fmt --allclean,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warningsclean (without--all-features: no OpenCV here),cargo test -p smg-grpc-client81 passed. Pre-commit hooks (codespell, whitespace, ruff, ruff-format) pass.Not run here: the live check (
vllm serve --grpc --mm-processor redis …showing the settings in the container args andmm_processor_source=flagon/workers) needs the companion launcher change and an engine.Checklist
cargo +nightly fmtpassescargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningspasses (without--all-features, see above)