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Rebased onto current main. One fix was needed: main added Test results on current main:
Also booted a real hybrid model to confirm the aligned block size still yields a working KV cache ( The 800 confirms the alignment path ran. That run is TP=1, so it does not cover the heterogeneous-TP case this PR targets; the unit test covers that by varying TP. |
Signed-off-by: Dilber P Shakir <dilbersha@gmail.com>
main added AttentionBackend.customize_spec, which _align_hybrid_block_size now calls, so the alignment test's fake backend no longer satisfied the interface. Add the stub, returning the spec unchanged like the base class default. This test covers block-size alignment, so no spec packing is needed. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Dilber P Shakir <dilbersha@gmail.com>
The global mamba page size is reconstructed as the local page size times the TP size, which is exact only while the state shards evenly. The fake model's state is 32776 bytes, so TP=8 floors to 2048 elements per rank, reconstructs 32768, and lands on a different block size than TP 1, 2 and 4. Signed-off-by: Dilber P Shakir <dilbersha@gmail.com>
The alignment reconstructed the global page size as `local * tp`. That
is wrong when the state does not shard evenly: Mamba2 extends `n_groups`
via `extra_groups_for_head_shards` so each head's groups stay on one
shard, and the summed state then grows with the TP size. TP=8 and TP=16
landed on a different block size than TP=1/2/4, so a heterogeneous P/D
pair could still disagree.
Ask the model for its state under a TP=1 view of the config instead. The
per-rank page size check below is unchanged, so the local memory
invariant still holds.
Test now asserts one block size across TP 1/2/4/8/16.
Before: {1: 96, 2: 96, 4: 96, 8: 64, 16: 64}
After: {1: 96, 2: 96, 4: 96, 8: 96, 16: 96}
Signed-off-by: Dilber P Shakir <dilbersha@gmail.com>
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✅ Triggered Buildkite CI #89596 for commit |
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cc @tdoublep @tomeras91 for review when you get a chance. This addresses the TODO in |
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@njhill following up from the Slack thread. Beyond the crash #49612 fixed, a TP-stable block_size removes work from the decode critical path. The cause is in This computes the ratio from TP-stable page sizes. TP 1/2/4/8/16 agree in the unit test, CI build 89596 is green, and three test runs against current main are in the description. I cannot cover prefill TP=8 and decode TP=1 on Nemotron with a single RTX 3080, and have asked for a multi-GPU run in #feat-prefill-disaggregation. Would you take a look? |
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@khluu thanks for the earlier CI run. Is there a way to get the distributed PD jobs onto this PR? The case I cannot cover locally is a hybrid model with prefill TP=8 and decode TP=1, checking both sides agree on block_size at startup. |
Purpose
Related to #41037: #49612 closed that issue by making the NIXL connector
tolerate heterogeneous block sizes (
block_size_ratio != 1) between prefilland decode. This PR fixes the root cause.
_align_hybrid_block_sizecomputes the Mamba-to-attention page-size ratio from per-rank page sizes,
so for hybrid attention/Mamba models the aligned block size depends on TP
size. That's still true after #49612; heterogeneous P/D just no longer
crashes on it.
This computes the ratio from TP-stable page sizes while keeping the final
padding check against the local per-rank page size, so:
I checked for duplicate open PRs for #41037 and did not find one addressing
the root cause (#49612 works around it in the connector layer). I used AI
assistance while developing and validating this change, and reviewed the
resulting diff before submitting.
Test Plan
python -m pytest tests/platforms/test_hybrid_block_size.py -qpython -m pytest --confcutdir=tests/v1/kv_connector/unit tests/v1/kv_connector/unit/test_nixl_connector_hma.py -qpython -m pytest "tests/models/language/generation/test_hybrid.py::test_apc_single_prompt[1-5-2-64-ai21labs/Jamba-tiny-dev]" -q -sTest Result
Re-ran all three against current
main(post rebase) to confirm nothing drifted:tests/platforms/test_hybrid_block_size.pytests/v1/kv_connector/unit/test_nixl_connector_hma.pytests/models/language/generation/test_hybrid.py::test_apc_single_prompt[1-5-2-64-ai21labs/Jamba-tiny-dev]All warnings across all three runs are pre-existing/environmental
(PyTorch/SWIG deprecations, a zmq-context teardown
ResourceWarning, thecomparison test's own diagnostic
UserWarning). None originate in thisdiff. Confirmed the aligned block size is TP-stable in the running engine
too:
kv cache group sizes [144, 144, 144, 144, 144, 144, 144, 144], uniformacross all groups.
The exact heterogeneous P/D repro with
nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Nano-30B-A3B-FP8(prefill TP=8 / decode TP=1) was not run locally because it requires a larger multi-GPU setup than the available RTX 3080. Already asked in the team Slack for a run on multi-GPU hardware to confirm this case directly.