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Summary of Changes

Hello @robertgshaw2-redhat, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request is a debugging and development-focused effort, not intended for immediate merge. Its primary purpose is to introduce new tools and infrastructure to facilitate the testing and performance analysis of the prefill/decode (PD) architecture, specifically leveraging the NixlConnector. It also includes several enhancements to the NixlConnector itself to improve its efficiency and management of KV transfers.

Highlights

  • New Sequential Benchmark: I've added a new Python script (benchmarks/benchmark_one_concurrent_req.py) designed for sequential benchmarking of LLM serving. This script processes requests one by one, measures Time to First Token (TTFT), Inter-token Latency (ITL), and End-to-End Latency (E2EL), and provides detailed statistical reporting. Note that the prefix cache reset logic within this benchmark is currently disabled.
  • Development Workflow Enhancements: A new Justfile has been introduced in pd_justfile/Justfile to streamline the development and testing of the prefill/decode (PD) setup using the NixlConnector. This includes recipes for launching prefiller and decoder instances, a proxy server, sending test requests, and running the new sequential benchmark against both the proxy and directly against the prefiller.
  • Dynamic Port Allocation Utility: A utility script (pd_justfile/port_allocator.py) has been added to dynamically allocate consistent port numbers based on the username and a base port. This helps prevent port collisions in shared development environments.
  • NixlConnector Improvements: Significant changes have been made to vllm/distributed/kv_transfer/kv_connector/v1/nixl_connector.py. These include:
  • Dynamic worker allocation for NixlWrapper based on whether the instance is a prefiller.
  • Refined tracking of in-progress transfers, now including agent names and notification IDs.
  • Modified transfer completion logic to send notifications upon full completion of a request's transfers.
  • Implementation of chunked and batched KV transfers in _read_blocks (using a CHUNK_SIZE of 500) to potentially improve performance and parallelism by distributing transfers across workers.
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The code changes introduce several modifications to the NixlConnector in vllm, including adding a constant, adjusting worker initialization based on environment variables, modifying transfer handling, and implementing chunking for large transfers. The changes aim to improve performance and stability in distributed environments.

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