[ROCm][DeepSeek V4] Enable FHMoE with DP8 over RCCL - #54134
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. WalkthroughDeepSeek-V4 heterogeneous FHMoe now supports DP-aware shared-expert sharding, modular execution, and AITER routing. Tests cover FP8 shard reconstruction, kernel selection, weight selection, and tensor/data-parallel compatibility. ChangesDeepSeek-V4 heterogeneous FHMoe
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DeepSeekV4Model
participant ForwardContext
participant ModularQuantization
participant AiterExperts
DeepSeekV4Model->>ForwardContext: read cross-DP chunk metadata
ForwardContext-->>DeepSeekV4Model: provide DP token counts
DeepSeekV4Model->>ModularQuantization: apply DP routed experts
DeepSeekV4Model->>AiterExperts: apply single-rank fused experts
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719-729: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the shared output-binding block.
Lines 719-729 duplicate the base
AiterExperts.applyblock at Lines 585-595 exactly. If the binding conditions change later, the two copies can drift. Move the block into a small helper onAiterExpertsand call it from bothapplyimplementations.♻️ Proposed refactor
- if ( - output.shape == result.shape - and output.dtype == result.dtype - and output.device == result.device - and output.is_contiguous() - and result.is_contiguous() - and output._base is None - ): - output.set_(result) - else: - output.copy_(result) + self._bind_output(output, result)Add the helper to
AiterExperts:`@staticmethod` def _bind_output(output: torch.Tensor, result: torch.Tensor) -> None: # avoid redundant copy when output is a view of the result if ( output.shape == result.shape and output.dtype == result.dtype and output.device == result.device and output.is_contiguous() and result.is_contiguous() and output._base is None ): output.set_(result) else: output.copy_(result)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@vllm/models/deepseek_v4/amd/model.py`:
- Around line 461-462: Update the shard_rank and shard_size arguments in
DeepseekV4MoE’s shared-expert weight handling so the extra re-sharding is
applied only when data parallelism is enabled; preserve the existing TP rank and
size values for DP-enabled configurations while avoiding re-sharding for
TP8/DP1. Use the surrounding moe_parallel_config symbols to implement the guard.
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In `@vllm/model_executor/layers/fused_moe/experts/rocm_aiter_moe.py`:
- Around line 719-729: Extract the duplicated output-binding logic into a static
AiterExperts._bind_output helper, preserving the existing shape, dtype, device,
contiguity, and base checks and set_/copy_ behavior. Replace the matching blocks
in both AiterExperts.apply implementations with calls to this helper.
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Run heterogeneous native-FP8 shared and MXFP4 routed experts inside vLLM's existing RCCL modular prepare/finalize path for TP1/DP8. Shard native shared-expert weights across flattened DP ranks while preserving the TP8 path and routed-only fallback. Signed-off-by: Liuyinfeng01 <yinfeliu@amd.com>
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ALREADY MERGE: depends on #53161 and ROCm/aiter#4891
Summary
Extend the DeepSeek V4 heterogeneous fused MoE path from TP8/DP1 to TP1/DP8 on ROCm while preserving vLLM's existing distributed pipeline:
This draft preserves #53161's four original commits and metadata, followed by one DP8 commit authored and signed off by
Liuyinfeng01 <yinfeliu@amd.com>.Design
The DP8 path follows the normal vLLM modular flow:
For CSV-covered M, the modular AITER experts receive the appended shared-expert route and call
fhmoe_. For unsupported M, the same modular kernel processes only the six routed routes while the native shared MLP remains separate.TP8/DP1 retains #53161's original direct path. This change does not modify
CudaCommunicator, AITER custom collectives, global graph capture, or NVIDIA model code. It does not depend on or duplicate #48247.Dependencies / merge blockers
Correctness
Full 5-shot GSM8K, greedy, 1319 questions, max output 2048, concurrency 64, 8 x MI355X TP1/DP8:
The 0.23 percentage-point difference is within normal numeric variance. The earlier direct-kernel DP prototype was rejected because it omitted modular dispatch/combine and failed this check.
Performance
Decode-focused A/B
Configuration: 8 x MI355X, TP1/DP8, 240 requests (30/rank), cached 100K input / 1024 output, DSpark step 5 with synthetic AL 3.69,
max-num-batched-tokens=384, and automaticFULL_DECODE_ONLYgraph selection. Both arms use RCCL AG/RS; only the FHMoE flag changes.Median delta: TPOT -8.39%, aggregate output throughput +8.06%, and TTFT -8.87%. All six runs completed all 240 requests.
This gain removes the separate shared-expert execution; routed MoE and RCCL AG/RS remain.
8K/1K E2E smoke A/B
Actual random 8192-token prefill / 1024-token output, C240, auto graph, no fake KV connector, one run per arm:
The E2E case is prefill-dominated and is reported as a smoke result, not a multi-run attribution claim.
Trace evidence
Matched profiler artifacts are stored from the same RCCL/auto-graph configuration:
fhmoe_count 0;vllm::moe_forward_sharedpresent (5551 calls in the longer capture).aiter::fhmoe_present (610 calls);vllm::moe_forward_sharedcount 0;vllm::moe_forwardpresent.ncclDevKernel_Generic_1remains present in both arms.The captures have different durations, so event counts are used only to prove path selection, not for direct aggregate-time comparison.
Validation
git diff --check: passed.tests/model_executor/layers/test_fused_shared_expert.py: 71 passed.AI assistance
Cursor assisted with implementation, testing, profiling analysis, and drafting. The human submitter reviewed the resulting change and is responsible for it.
Re-measurement on the older
DeepSeek-V4-ProcheckpointSetup
vllm/vllm-openai-rocm:nightly-d9105ea8001e0a6d77a96327d17515bb5791fb36DeepSeek-V4-Pro(older snapshot), FP4,n_routed_experts=384models/deepseek_v4/amd/model.pyandfused_moe/experts/rocm_aiter_moe.py(both hunks apply cleanly)Upstream gates the fused path with a CSV capability probe
(
fused_moe_supports_heterogeneous_shared_expert) and exposes no envswitch, so the A/B needs one. The patched
model.pycarries aVLLM_DSV4_FHMOEoverride used only for this comparison: the ON arm leavesthe probe untouched (i.e. exactly this PR's behaviour), the OFF arm forces the
separate shared-expert path. Everything else -- image, weights, topology,
flags -- is byte-identical between arms.
Path evidence
The gate was instrumented to count its own decisions, so each arm proves which
path actually executed rather than relying on an init-time log line:
The 2,257 fallbacks on the ON arm are the large prefill batches: AITER's
supports_dsv4_i384_fhmoereturnsTruefor M <= 2048 andFalsefromM >= 4096, so chunked prefill (8,192 tokens) legitimately takes the
non-fused route while decode-sized batches take the fused one.
GSM8K (full 1,319, 5-shot, greedy)
Both arms exited 0 and scored all 1,319 questions.
Run-to-run variance. The ON arm was run twice under an identical
configuration and scored 0.9629 and 0.9666 -- a 0.37 pp spread. The
ON-vs-OFF gap (0.08 pp) is therefore well inside the noise floor of a single
run, and the honest reading of this table is accuracy parity, not a
measurable regression. This matches the direction reported above on the other
checkpoint, where the two arms also land within a few tenths of a point.
What was not re-measured
The decode-throughput and 8K/1K E2E tables above were not reproduced on
this checkpoint. A first attempt at the decode A/B showed a 67-70% run-to-run
spread in output throughput within a single arm (the first of three runs pays
for filling the shared prefix cache), which swamps the effect size claimed
above. Reproducing those tables credibly needs the PR's own decode
configuration (
max-num-batched-tokens=384,FULL_DECODE_ONLYgraphs) plusdiscarded warm-up runs, and is left out rather than reported as a weak
comparison.