[Bugfix][Spec Decode] Cache the Mamba state at the block-grid position of EAGLE resume - #53945
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Record the PR vllm-project#53945 request-level results, lookup lease amplification, staged lookup design, and evidence for asynchronous save publication misses. Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: Wei Zhao <weizha@oci-aga-slurm-1-vscode-02.cm.cluster>
Squash the functional changes from vLLM PR vllm-project#53945 so hybrid Mamba prefix checkpoints, shared-prefix junctions, and Mooncake storage use the same replay-boundary policy. Co-authored-by: Adam Shaver <ashaver@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: Wei Zhao <weizha@oci-aga-slurm-1-vscode-02.cm.cluster>
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Over 1000 lines of tests for 200 lines of code is far too much. Please do a pass and reduce the testing to cover the critical use-cases, and strip out any redundant ones.
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Done. Removed extra tests that were present from this starting as a TDD effort. Left only critical use-cases. |
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The failure on "CPU-Language Generation Shard 1" appears to be because it exceeds its 50m budget on cold-cache runners. 10/12 tests pass before the timeout, no failures. Also, build 87071 hit the same job on an unrelated PR. |
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Adds a "Hybrid Mamba models" section to the automatic prefix caching page covering what the flag does, the shape it targets, and conditions that must hold for it to take effect. Signed-off-by: Adam Shaver <ashaver@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/features/automatic_prefix_caching.md`:
- Line 24: Update the automatic prefix caching documentation for
--prefix-match-unit to state that it must be smaller than the Mamba block size,
divide every prefix-cacheable group block size, and align with tokens_per_state
for each applicable Mamba state; alternatively, link to the runtime validation
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The flag this PR adds requires `--prefix-match-unit`, and that option is not documented anywhere in `docs/` today, so stating the dependency without saying how to satisfy it leaves the reader stuck. Covers what the option does, what it defaults to when unset (`math.gcd` of the prefix-cacheable KV cache group block sizes, which under `align` is the block size itself, hence the new flag being inert), and how to pick a value: it must divide every prefix-cacheable group's block size (`kv_cache_utils.py:755`) and be a multiple of any per-state compression ratio (`kv_cache_utils.py:783`). Both are validated at startup. Raised by CodeRabbit on vllm-project#53945. Scoped to what a user needs in order to use the new flag; a full treatment of `--prefix-match-unit` and `--mamba-cache-mode` belongs in a separate change. Signed-off-by: Adam Shaver <ashaver@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…aligned prompt still hits vllm-project#53945 fixed sparse-retention reuse under EAGLE/MTP by moving the replay boundary one block below the prompt's last aligned position, which is where a lookup lands after the EAGLE drop. That is right for a sibling whose prompt merely *starts* with this one, but not for a resend of the identical prompt: a lookup is capped at ``num_tokens - 1`` because the last token must be recomputed to obtain logits, so an identical resend matches one block lower and then drops from there. The two coincide unless the prompt length is an exact multiple of the scheduler block size. There they differ by one block, and retaining only the higher one leaves the resend with every retained state above every candidate its lookup can produce -- the reconciled hit is 0, the same zero-hit failure sparse retention already avoids at unaligned prompt lengths. Return both positions from ``get_replay_boundaries`` and retain both. This only ever adds a position, so hit length cannot regress: swept over 136 prompt lengths (identical resend and longer sibling, hash block 16 and 64), 8 cases go from a 0-token hit to a real one and none get shorter. Note the alignment stays the scheduler block size rather than the finer hash granularity, on purpose: fine-grained hits extend into the first non-full block only when a partial tail was registered there, so a hash-granular boundary would over-estimate the reach and name a position above the real candidate (measured: that regresses lengths 160/176/224/240 from a real hit to 0). Signed-off-by: tobymao <toby.mao@gmail.com>
…aligned prompt still hits vllm-project#53945 fixed sparse-retention reuse under EAGLE/MTP by moving the replay boundary one block below the prompt's last aligned position, which is where a lookup lands after the EAGLE drop. That is right for a sibling whose prompt merely *starts* with this one, but not for a resend of the identical prompt: a lookup is capped at ``num_tokens - 1`` because the last token must be recomputed to obtain logits, so an identical resend matches one block lower and then drops from there. The two coincide unless the prompt length is an exact multiple of the scheduler block size. There they differ by one block, and retaining only the higher one leaves the resend with every retained state above every candidate its lookup can produce -- the reconciled hit is 0, the same zero-hit failure sparse retention already avoids at unaligned prompt lengths. Return both positions from ``get_replay_boundaries`` and retain both. This only ever adds a position, so hit length cannot regress: swept over 136 prompt lengths (identical resend and longer sibling, hash block 16 and 64), 8 cases go from a 0-token hit to a real one and none get shorter. Note the alignment stays the scheduler block size rather than the finer hash granularity, on purpose: fine-grained hits extend into the first non-full block only when a partial tail was registered there, so a hash-granular boundary would over-estimate the reach and name a position above the real candidate (measured: that regresses lengths 160/176/224/240 from a real hit to 0). Signed-off-by: tobymao <toby.mao@gmail.com>
…n of EAGLE resume (vllm-project#53945) Signed-off-by: wzhao18 <wzhao18.sz@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Adam Shaver <ashaver@nvidia.com> Signed-off-by: akshaver <168006157+akshaver@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: wzhao18 <wzhao18.sz@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: roikoren755 <26850796+roikoren755@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Jyotirmoy Roy <jyotirmoyroy649@gmail.com>
Adapt vLLM vllm-project#53945/vllm-project#54713 replay retention, vllm-project#54076 state-grid selection and vllm-project#53798 worker resume geometry. Preserve other hybrid models TP>2 workaround. Qualify identical and extended conversations on four V620s, and include a bounded HTTP reproducer. Co-authored-by: tobymao <toby.mao@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Patrik Torstensson <patrik.torstensson@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: wickist <261605936+wickist@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: wzhao18 <wzhao18.sz@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Adam Shaver <ashaver@nvidia.com> Co-authored-by: Codex <noreply@openai.com> Signed-off-by: George Muravei-Alkhavoi <georgezagraid@gmail.com>
Purpose
Fixes the second of the two EAGLE +
--mamba-cache-mode alignprefix-cache defects pinnedby #52371.
Full attention hits at a position it holds a key for. EAGLE prunes one hash unit off that
candidate and drops it. The Mamba group materializes state only on its own block grid, so
nothing exists at the resulting position and the hit floors back to the previous block
boundary.
Commit 1 covers the case where the shared prefix runs to the end of the producer's prompt.
When it ends earlier — a system prompt followed by a per-request suffix, the deployed shape
— the producer's tail sits over tokens no sibling shares, so a check-point there is
unreachable. The sibling stops at the last shared boundary and EAGLE drops one hash unit
below it. That position is already recorded:
request.shared_prefix_boundary, set byget_computed_blocksto the longest single-group hit.Commit 2 is two parts:
Scheduler._mamba_block_aligned_splitends a chunk at the junction as observed ratherthan floored to the block grid, which rounds the resume point away. Past the prompt it
falls back to the block-floored stop — the manager writes nothing there, but stock still
check-points at the block boundary, so dropping the stop would lose a snapshot.
MambaManager._cache_partial_tail_blockaccepts the junction in addition to the prompttail, bounded to the prompt chunk being computed.
Commit 3 removes a mooncake connector change introduced in Commit 1, deferring solving
disag so a follow-on PR.
Details
The junction stop is the earliest mandatory stop, so it replaces the block-boundary
stop — a junction the manager then refuses leaves less cached than not splitting at all.
KVCacheManagertherefore computes one predicate both sides read:--prefix-match-unit. Underalign,_align_hybrid_block_sizeraises the attention block to the Mamba page and then setsmamba_block_size = block_size, so both groups share one block size and the GCD that feedshash_block_sizeequals the scheduler block — nothing to look an entry up withcache_blocksthen hands the managernum_computed - num_reprefillable, not the chunk end, so the position published is not the one heldRejected alternative. Shifting the cacheable grid to
k*block - hash. That poisons thecache — slot
pwould hold state after(p+1)*block - hashtokens whilecache_blockspublishes it as
(p+1)*block.Opt-in, default off
--enable-mamba-fine-grained-prefix-cache(CacheConfig.enable_mamba_fine_grained_prefix_cache).Off, the junction stays block-floored and only the prompt tail is registered — the behaviour
of commit 1 alone, pinned by
test_disabled_by_default. The field is incompute_hash'signored factors, so it does not perturb the compiled-graph cache.
Test Plan
uv run pytest tests/v1/core/prefix_cache/ tests/v1/core/test_prefix_caching.py \ tests/v1/core/test_mamba_align_chunk_split.py \ tests/v1/kv_connector/unit/test_mooncake_store_coordinator.py -q uv run pytest tests/v1/core/ -q # baseline-differenced against mainTest Result
tests/v1/core/: identical failure set tomain— 0 new, 0 fixed.test_scheduler_never_stops_where_the_manager_refusessweeps the armed(block, hash, prompt_len) space: without the manager's acceptance clause, 10 of 15 armed
configs split at a junction the manager then refuses.
Per edited tests
test_prefix_caching.py::test_hybrid_local_kv_retention_mtp_reuses_latest_boundaryandtest_mamba_align_chunk_split.py::test_unaligned_resume_never_runs_past_its_block, the boundary changed which required adjusting the pinned boundary.Reuse Pareto
The quantity this change moves is prefix-cache hit length; TTFT and throughput are
downstream of it. Measured exactly by driving the real
Scheduler._mamba_block_aligned_splitand the real
KVCacheManager, at the geometryalignmode actually serves — attentionblock equals mamba block, hash unit =
prefix_match_unit. Figure and the 84-configgrid it plots are attached in a comment below.
0 of 84 configs where enabling the flag reduces reuse.
The saving is a constant
block − hash_unittokens per request, independent of wherethe shared prefix ends. The ratio therefore tracks how much other uncached work a
request has, and how large the served block is. At the ATHENA workload (57,600 shared,
6,400 suffix, hash unit 64):
Across suffix lengths at block 4,224: 2.32x at 400 tokens, 1.96x at 1,600, 1.45x at
6,400, 1.15x at 25,600. Read the served
block_sizeoff a server startup log to pick theright row — the shape holds for every block size, only the magnitude moves.
AI assistance
AI assistance was used (Claude Code), including adversarial review passes that removed a
dead code path and two silent cache-reuse regressions from earlier drafts of this change.
Every changed line was reviewed by me and the commands above were run locally.