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WalkthroughThe change adds Mooncake store configuration, keying, pool provisioning, host-memory donation, CUDA staging, CLI commands, runtime wiring, packaging validation, and connector-aware KV-cache preemption. It also adds unit, integration, and API-stability coverage. ChangesMooncake store contracts
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Server->>provision_pool: provision pool and donation contexts
provision_pool->>MooncakeMaster: launch or connect
MooncakeMaster-->>provision_pool: publish ready address
provision_pool->>MooncakeDonor: register host-memory segment
provision_pool->>Engine: construct and run within contexts
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305-318: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a case for the model-key environment override.
with_env_overridesreadsTRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_MODEL_KEYandTRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_PREFIX, and both feedKeyNamespace. Neither has a case here. The two settings decide whether two engines share cache, so a regression would either lose all reuse or let engines read each other's pages, and every existing test would still pass. Add a small case next totest_config_staging_env_overridethat sets both variables and assertsconfig.cache_prefixandconfig.resolve_model_key(...).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/connectors/mooncake_store/staging.py`:
- Around line 140-148: Update HostStagingPool to retain the store handle and add
a close method that unregisters the staging buffer before releasing it,
preserving the buffer when unregistration fails. Invoke close from the connector
shutdown path only after all pending transfers complete, and ensure the existing
registration failure handling remains unchanged.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/connectors/registry.py`:
- Around line 43-47: Remove the "mooncake-store" entry from CONNECTOR_REGISTRY
until its connector implementation exists, or alternatively add and export both
MooncakeStoreConnectorScheduler and MooncakeStoreConnectorWorker from the
registered mooncake_store module so py_executor_creator.py can resolve them
successfully.
In `@tensorrt_llm/commands/serve.py`:
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calls launch_grpc_server directly, to handle kv_connector_config.mooncake_store
and mooncake_donation consistently with launch_server and launch_smg_server by
wrapping engine construction in _provision_kv_cache_pool; alternatively,
explicitly reject those Mooncake settings on the OpenEngine gRPC path with a
clear error.
In `@tensorrt_llm/llmapi/llm_args.py`:
- Around line 2234-2240: Update kv_connector_config.mooncake_store so
global_segment_size and local_buffer_size are marked telemetry=False, preventing
both pool sizes from being captured in generated manifests. Regenerate the
golden manifest and obtain the required telemetry/privacy CODEOWNER approval for
these nested fields.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_mooncake_store_common.py`:
- Around line 100-104: Update the store_config fixture to delete
TRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_STAGE_THROUGH_HOST with monkeypatch.delenv(...,
raising=False), alongside the other Mooncake store environment variables, so
tests remain isolated from developer and CI environment state.
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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_mooncake_store_common.py`:
- Around line 305-318: Add a test next to test_config_staging_env_override that
sets TRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_MODEL_KEY and TRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_PREFIX, then
loads MooncakeStoreConnectorConfig.from_env() and asserts cache_prefix plus
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In the Mooncake distributed storage system, the MooncakeDistributedStore class provides Python API methods for managing memory for zero-copy RDMA operations: register_buffer and unregister_buffer [1][2]. These methods are critical for ensuring that memory regions are accessible to the system's high-performance Transfer Engine [1][3]. register_buffer(buffer_ptr, size) -> int This method registers a raw memory buffer (specified by its pointer and size in bytes) with the store, making it eligible for zero-copy transfers [1][2]. This is a mandatory step before performing zero-copy put (put_from) or get (get_into) operations [1][3]. Failing to register a buffer before such operations leads to undefined behavior and potential memory corruption [1][4]. unregister_buffer(buffer_ptr) This method unregisters a previously registered buffer, allowing the system to safely reclaim or release the associated resources [1][4]. It is important to call this method when the memory is no longer needed for zero-copy operations [1][4]. The documentation emphasizes that for repeated reads and writes, developers should prefer using the Python BufferPool helper rather than manually calling register_buffer and unregister_buffer for every operation [1][5]. The BufferPool manages leases from a pre-allocated, setup-time local buffer, which is more efficient and avoids the overhead of per-operation registration [1][5].
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In the MooncakeDistributedStore API, the unregister_buffer(buffer_ptr) method returns an integer [1][2][3]. Based on the implementation in the Mooncake project, this return value is typically 0 upon successful execution [1][2][3]. The method is used to clean up and unregister memory buffers that were previously registered with the store [4][5][1]. Developers typically verify the success of this operation by asserting that the returned integer is 0 [2][3].
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- 3: https://github.com/kvcache-ai/Mooncake/blob/92819806/scripts/test_tensor_api.py
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Unregister the staging buffer before releasing it.
HostStagingPool calls store.register_buffer() but never calls the matching unregister_buffer(). When _buffer is released, Mooncake can retain a registration for freed memory. A later transfer can then access a reused allocation and corrupt memory. Close the pool only after all transfers finish.
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raise RuntimeError(
f"MooncakeDistributedStore.unregister_buffer failed with status "
f"{status} for the {self._label} host staging buffer"
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self._buffer = NoneStore the handle as self._store = store in __init__. Call close() from the connector shutdown path after pending transfers complete. Keep the buffer if unregistration fails.
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lines 140 - 148, Update HostStagingPool to retain the store handle and add a
close method that unregisters the staging buffer before releasing it, preserving
the buffer when unregistration fails. Invoke close from the connector shutdown
path only after all pending transfers complete, and ensure the existing
registration failure handling remains unchanged.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py`:
- Around line 3749-3750: Add a real GPU-only preemption test alongside
TestContextPreemption that uses a full cache, one eligible active victim, and a
blocked request requiring allocation; do not stub preempt_request(), so
KVCacheManagerV2._release_preempted() runs and releases the victim’s pages.
Assert the blocked request allocates successfully and the preempted victim
re-enters context prefill with py_num_connector_matched_tokens cleared to zero.
In `@tensorrt_llm/commands/mooncake.py`:
- Around line 269-271: Update the donor configuration parsing in mooncake_donor
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Exercise the real GPU-only preemption cleanup.
The existing TestContextPreemption cases stub preempt_request() to return True, so they only verify victim selection and pausing. They do not execute KVCacheManagerV2._release_preempted(), release pages, or clear py_num_connector_matched_tokens. Add a test with a full GPU-only pool, one eligible active victim, and a blocked request that allocates after preemption. Assert that the victim re-enters context prefill with zero connector-matched tokens.
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3749 - 3750, Add a real GPU-only preemption test alongside TestContextPreemption
that uses a full cache, one eligible active victim, and a blocked request
requiring allocation; do not stub preempt_request(), so
KVCacheManagerV2._release_preempted() runs and releases the victim’s pages.
Assert the blocked request allocates successfully and the preempted victim
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Use the shared local_buffer_size key for donor configuration. mooncake_donor loads JSON through --config, but reads local_buffer_size_donor while the rendered Mooncake configuration and MooncakeStoreConnectorConfig.from_file() use local_buffer_size. The donor therefore ignores a configured local_buffer_size and uses DEFAULT_DONOR_LOCAL_BUFFER_SIZE. Change the lookup at tensorrt_llm/commands/mooncake.py:269-271 to raw.get("local_buffer_size", DEFAULT_DONOR_LOCAL_BUFFER_SIZE).
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This pins mooncake-transfer-engine-cuda13 into every Mooncake-enabled image, and the new connector imports mooncake.store at runtime, so this creates an ongoing runtime/image dependency on that package and its release cadence. Could you raise the dependency and ownership choice with the larger TensorRT-LLM channel and link the agreement here before this lands? That sign-off is required for this PR, not a nit.
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Claude pointed out a couple of issues that should be looked into before merge. The parts pertaining to kv cache manager look fine, I am approving for kv cache manager devs org.
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Preemption leaks the sequence slot → hard AssertionError on the victim's first re-schedule
pause() ends with mSeqSlot.reset() (cpp/include/tensorrt_llm/batch_manager/llmRequest.h:928), but the only teardown done alongside it is KV: preempt_request → free_resources plus draft_kv_cache_manager.free_resources. SeqSlotManager is never told, so slot_mapping[request_id] still holds the slot.
Next time the victim is scheduled (now CONTEXT_INIT), SeqSlotManager.prepare_resources sees llm_req.seq_slot is None and calls add_slot(request_id) → assert request_id == CUDA_GRAPH_DUMMY_REQUEST_ID fails (resource_manager.py:2700).
Every other pause path frees resources first: V1 does _terminate_requests(paused_requests) before _pause_requests (py_executor.py:4413), and the V2 recompute path does _terminate_recompute_paused_requests → _free_request_resources → resource_manager.free_resources before reset_for_recompute. For _is_kv_manager_v2 the executor deliberately does _terminate_recompute_paused_requests → _free_request_resources → resource_manager.free_resources before reset_for_recompute. For _is_kv_manager_v2 the executor deliberately does not touch paused_requests, so the scheduler owns this and currently skips it.
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Python-side mirrors are left stale after pause()
pause() rewrites mPromptLen and mMaxNewTokens, but the preemption path never resyncs py_prompt_len, py_orig_prompt_len, py_max_new_tokens, py_seq_slot, draft tokens, py_decoding_iter, etc. That's exactly what LlmRequest.reset_for_recompute (= pause() + _initialize_execution_state) exists for. model_engine.py:119 already documents the hazard verbatim — "py_prompt_len goes stale after a non-recompute preemption" — and _prepare_tp_inputs feeds py_prompt_len straight into prompt_lengths for attention metadata (model_engine.py:4837,:5686, :5790). Stale py_max_new_tokens also means the re-prefilled request can overrun its token budget.
Every other pause path frees resources first: V1 does _terminate_requests(paused_requests) before _pause_requests (py_executor.py:4413), and the V2 recompute path does _terminate_recompute_paused_requests → _free_request_resources → resource_manager.free_resources before reset_for_recompute. For _is_kv_manager_v2 the executor deliberately does not touch paused_requests, so the scheduler owns this and currently skips it.
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Could we avoid using only the model path basename as the default key identity? Two engines sharing a pool can load different checkpoints with the same basename—for example, org-a/model and org-b/model, or different revisions mounted under the same directory name. They would then produce identical namespaces for the same tokens and layout, allowing one model to load the other's KV. Please require an explicit model key for shared pools or derive an identity that distinguishes the checkpoint, revision, and relevant model configuration.
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Since this file is executed in dockerfile.multi, should you rebuild the image tags?
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_collect_contributed_blockscan defer a matching duplicate behind an in-flight continuation. The duplicate remains inpending_ctxand is not ininflight_request_ids, so_detect_deadlockcounts it as a context candidate. The in-flight contributor does not setmade_progress. If it remains in flight for 1000 passes,_detect_deadlockraisesRuntimeErrorbefore the contributor completes.Pass an explicit progress signal for this deferral, or exclude the deferred duplicate from stall detection. Add a regression test for an in-flight continuation and its deferred duplicate.
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🟡 Minor · Add an end-to-end GPU-only preemption retry test. · scheduler_v2.py:782-786
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd an end-to-end GPU-only preemption retry test.
The current tests cover scheduler preemption, direct cache-manager retry, and executor recompute helpers separately. They do not cover the complete path: scheduler preemption, executor teardown and
reset_for_recompute(), then a later scheduler pass that admits the blocked context request. A regression in this handoff could leave the victim unrecomputed or keep the blocked request from being admitted.Add the test beside
TestContextPreemptionintests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_v2_scheduler.py. Trigger full-context allocation failure, processrecompute_paused_requeststhrough executor teardown and reset, run the scheduler again, and assert that the blocked context request is admitted.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 1405: Add focused TestContextPreemption coverage configuring a
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/scheduler/scheduler_v2.py`:
- Around line 1450-1453: The scheduling loop must treat in-flight prefix
contributors as progress when _collect_contributed_blocks defers a matching
duplicate, preventing _detect_deadlock from declaring a stall while the
contributor is still running. Add an explicit progress signal or exclude the
deferred duplicate from stall counting, and add a regression test covering an
in-flight continuation with its deferred duplicate.
- Around line 782-786: Add a GPU-only end-to-end retry test beside
TestContextPreemption in test_kv_cache_v2_scheduler.py. Exercise full-context
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Add paired draft-cache preemption coverage.
TestContextPreemption configures only the primary cache manager. Existing draft-manager tests cover other allocation paths, but none exercises _try_preempt_for_pages with draft_kv_cache_manager.
Add a focused case with a draft manager. Trigger context allocation failure, assert draft_kv_cache_manager.free_resources(victim) is called, and assert the victim is returned in recompute_paused_requests. This catches a regression that leaves the victim's draft pages allocated and can cause the retry to fail.
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focused TestContextPreemption coverage configuring a draft_kv_cache_manager,
trigger context allocation failure through _try_preempt_for_pages, and assert
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Do not treat an explicit empty buffer size as omitted.
Because --local_buffer_size is declared as a string option with None as its default, an explicit empty string is falsey and selects the 64 MiB default. parse_size would reject that value. Use local_buffer_size is None for the default branch and report parse failures as click.UsageError. The donor setup path already documents rejection of a zero-sized buffer, so keep zero validation there rather than requiring duplicate CLI validation.
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…ption Splits out the part of the Mooncake store integration that does not depend on KV connector support in KVCacheManagerV2, so it can be reviewed and merged without waiting on that work. The store side is complete: the pool master and its lifecycle, segment donation from nodes that run no connector, the JSON config, block hashing and key namespacing, and the pinned host slots pages pass through where GPUDirect RDMA is unavailable. `trtllm-serve` provisions the pool during bringup, and `mooncake_master` / `mooncake_donor` cover the parts of a pool that cannot belong to a server. The connector that moves KV pages in and out of the pool needs the KV cache layout description, and follows separately. Also adds preemption to the V2 scheduler, which is what a full pool falls back to when there is no cache tier below GPU to suspend into: suspended pages stay HELD and unevictable there, so suspension frees nothing. A victim gives its pages up and re-prefills. Alongside it, a deadlock detector fails loudly when consecutive scheduling passes can neither schedule nor reclaim anything, instead of spinning at full speed while looking healthy. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
HostStagingPool now keeps the store handle and has an idempotent close() that unregisters the staging buffer before it is freed. The registration is against an address range, so a buffer released while the store still holds one leaves the fabric pointing at reusable memory. A failed unregistration keeps the buffer alive rather than freeing it. The mooncake_store package now exports MooncakeStoreConnectorScheduler and MooncakeStoreConnectorWorker. Both refuse construction with a message naming what this build can do with a pool, so the registry preset fails as a configuration this build cannot serve rather than as an AttributeError from the loader, after the provisioned master is already up. The OpenEngine gRPC path wraps its launch in _provision_kv_cache_pool, as launch_server and launch_smg_server already do. Without it a deployment that set mooncake_store or mooncake_donation and served over that path got no master, no client config, and no donated segment. MooncakeStoreConfig.global_segment_size and local_buffer_size opt out of telemetry. They were the only capturable fields left in that model and were missing from the golden manifest, so the committed manifest was stale. They size and address one site's pool; the connector field already records that the store is on. mooncake_donor takes its transfer buffer from a --local_buffer_size flag instead of a local_buffer_size_donor config key that nothing writes. The shared local_buffer_size is sized for an engine worker, and a donor never transfers through its buffer. Tests: real preemption against a full GPU-only pool, exercising _release_preempted rather than a stub; staging close() and its failure path; the PREFIX and MODEL_KEY environment overrides that feed KeyNamespace; the registered preset resolving to classes that report themselves unavailable. The store_config fixture also clears TRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_STAGE_THROUGH_HOST so it no longer depends on the developer or CI environment. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
Preemption pauses the victim in place, which resets mSeqSlot without telling SeqSlotManager: slot_mapping still holds the slot while py_seq_slot is None, so the victim's next schedule reaches SeqSlotManager.prepare_resources, calls add_slot, and trips its request-id assertion. pause() also rewrites mPromptLen and mMaxNewTokens without resyncing py_prompt_len, py_max_new_tokens, py_seq_slot, draft tokens or py_decoding_iter, and _prepare_tp_inputs feeds py_prompt_len straight into the attention metadata. Both follow from the scheduler owning a teardown it only did half of. _try_preempt_for_pages now hands the victim to the executor on recompute_paused, the channel the generation side already uses, so _terminate_recompute_paused_requests frees the rest of the request's resources through the resource manager, sequence slot included, and reset_for_recompute rewrites the prompt and resyncs the Python-side mirrors of it. The KV release stays inline, since the blocked request has to allocate in this same pass. Two consequences. Victim selection uses _is_recompute_pause_candidate, so it also skips GENERATION_TO_COMPLETE and generation requests whose multimodal replay data was released, both of which a re-prefill needs. And preemption is gated on enable_recompute_pause: a disaggregated generation worker received its context KV rather than computing it, so it cannot replay a prefill at all, and a full pool there is a deadlock the detector should report rather than something to thrash against. max_input_len has no reader left, so it is gone from the scheduler along with the _util.py plumbing that fed it. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
A deferral behind an in-flight prefix contributor leaves every scheduled list empty, while the duplicate it deferred stays in pending_ctx and still counts as a context candidate, so the deadlock detector reads a working engine as stalled. The contributor running is the progress, so the deferral now says so directly. Counting a non-empty inflight_request_ids as progress instead would blunt the detector under overlap scheduling, where something is almost always in flight. mooncake_donor treated an empty --local_buffer_size as an omitted one and silently took the 64 MiB default. Only None means omitted now, so an empty or malformed value reaches parse_size, and both size options report a bad value as a usage error rather than a traceback. Tests: preemption releasing the draft pool alongside the target; the whole preemption handoff, where the scheduler preempts, the executor frees and resets the victim, and a later pass admits the request that was blocked; and a deferral behind an in-flight contributor repeated past the stall threshold without raising. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
The key namespace defaulted to the model path's basename, so two engines sharing a pool that load different checkpoints under the same directory name, org-a/model and org-b/model or two revisions mounted alike, agreed on a namespace while disagreeing on what the pages mean. Each would read the other's KV as its own, and nothing about it would look wrong. No derivation of the identity is both cheap and safe, so the key is required rather than defaulted. resolve_model_key raises when it is unset, which covers a hand-written Mooncake JSON reached through MOONCAKE_CONFIG_PATH, and KvCacheConnectorConfig rejects a described pool without one, which fails at startup rather than at the first transfer. mooncake_store.model_key carries it for a server that provisions its own pool, and the rendered client config passes it to the ranks that server spawns. TRTLLM_MOONCAKE_STORE_MODEL_KEY still overrides per process. The pool object keeps the field optional because 'trtllm-serve mooncake_master' builds one to run a master with no engine behind it. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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| protocol=protocol or raw.get("protocol", "rdma"), | ||
| device_name=device_name or raw.get("device_name", "") or "", | ||
| metadata_server=(metadata_server or raw.get("metadata_server") or DEFAULT_METADATA_SERVER), | ||
| local_buffer_size=buffer_size, | ||
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Add a test for the donor command's option resolution.
mooncake_donor resolves the master, sizes, protocol, device, metadata server, and ready_file at the Click command boundary. The existing donor tests call donate_segment and maybe_donate_segment directly, so they do not detect regressions in CLI-over-JSON precedence, config fallback, or ready-file output.
Invoke mooncake_donor with CliRunner, patch donate_segment with a recording context manager, and assert the resolved arguments and ready_file contents for CLI-only, config-only, and CLI-over-config cases.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/commands/mooncake.py` around lines 255 - 297, Add CliRunner
coverage for mooncake_donor’s option-resolution boundary, using a recording
donate_segment context manager and patched master-resolution dependencies as
needed. Test CLI-only, config-only, and CLI-over-config precedence for master,
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Preserve the rdma fallback when the JSON value is null.
When --protocol is omitted and the JSON contains "protocol": null, this expression evaluates to None, not "rdma". donate_segment forwards that exact value to MooncakeDistributedStore.setup without normalization. Use the same null-safe fallback as the adjacent options.
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expression in the donate_segment configuration flow so a missing CLI value and a
null JSON protocol both resolve to “rdma”; preserve explicitly provided
non-empty protocol values and match the null-safe fallback behavior of adjacent
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There are two telemetry integration issues with the new commands in tensorrt_llm/commands/mooncake.py that should be addressed:
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mooncake_masterandmooncake_donorare registered under the telemetry-awaretrtllm-servecommand group, but neither accepts the documented--telemetry/--no-telemetryoption. For example,trtllm-serve mooncake_master --no-telemetrycurrently fails withNo such option: --no-telemetry.Please add the standard option to both commands and accept the resulting
telemetry: boolparameter in each callback, following the existing pattern incommands/serve.py:@click.option( "--telemetry/--no-telemetry", default=True, help="Enable or disable anonymous usage telemetry collection.", )
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_until_signalled()installs a handler that callsthreading.Event.set()and then lets the command return normally. The shared telemetry boundary therefore does not observe the signal and treats the command as a clean pre-model exit, which suppresses the terminal report.Event.set()also takes synchronization locks from inside the synchronous signal handler.Please use the existing signal handoff instead:
from tensorrt_llm.commands import _telemetry as _command_telemetry signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, _command_telemetry.raise_signal_exit) signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, _command_telemetry.raise_signal_exit)
Raising
SignalExitwill unwind the existing context managers, so the master or donated segment will still be cleaned up while the outer telemetry boundary correctly reports SIGINT or SIGTERM.
Please also add a focused test confirming that SIGINT and SIGTERM each produce exactly one correctly classified terminal event while cleanup still runs.
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_detect_deadlock now counts waiting context requests, but made_progress does not account for asynchronous CTX sends retaining KV pages. If those sends fill the pool, new CONTEXT_INIT requests repeatedly fail allocation and trigger this exception after 1,000 scheduling passes, potentially before the transfer timeout. The previous generation-only check did not fire in this scenario. Could we account for pending transfers that can release capacity? Please add a DISAGG_CONTEXT_TRANS_IN_PROGRESS holder case verifying that waiting beyond this threshold does not falsely raise and that the blocked request schedules after send completion.
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After a successful preemption, returning SKIP allows a later context request to consume the released capacity in the same pass, while the request that triggered preemption waits until the next pass. I reproduced this with two waiting requests and one victim using a fake page pool. Is this ordering intended under MAX_UTILIZATION? Could we add a test documenting the policy? If the triggering request should retry first, we may need to prevent later admissions from consuming that capacity before it re-enters prepare_context.
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Description
Splits out the part of the Mooncake store integration MR that does not depend on KV connector support in KVCacheManagerV2, so it can be reviewed and merged without waiting on that work MR.
The store side is complete: the pool master and its lifecycle, segment donation from nodes that run no connector, the JSON config, block hashing and key namespacing, and the pinned host slots pages pass through where GPUDirect RDMA is unavailable.
trtllm-serveprovisions the pool during bringup, andmooncake_master/mooncake_donorcover the parts of a pool that cannot belong to a server.The connector that moves KV pages in and out of the pool needs the KV cache layout description, and follows separately here.
When Mooncake is in use, native host offloading with KVCMv2 is turned off.
Also adds preemption to the V2 scheduler, which is what a full pool falls back to when there is no cache tier below GPU to suspend into: suspended pages stay HELD and unevictable there, so suspension frees nothing. A victim gives its pages up and re-prefills. Alongside it, a deadlock detector fails loudly when consecutive scheduling passes can neither schedule nor reclaim anything, instead of spinning at full speed while looking healthy.
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