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[https://nvbugs/6988867][fix] Bind the disagg test server to a kernel-assigned port - #21249
setup_disagg_cluster (tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/test_disaggregated.py) picked the disaggregated server's port with get_free_port_in_ci, which probes a port and closes the probe. It then launched the context and generation workers and only then started trtllm-serve disaggregated on that port. Until the server bound it, another process on the host could take the port.
That is how test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b] failed in https://nvbugs/6988867. Its log shows:
[get_free_port_in_ci] ... allocated port=31827 from static range (28672, 32767) after 1 attempt(s); 1 reserved in-process.
Failed to bind disaggregated server socket to localhost:31827 ...: [Errno 98] Address already in use. Current port holder(s): 127.0.0.1:31827 status=LISTEN
The readiness check polls the port and does not watch the server process, so it passed (cluster_launch_to_ready: done in 183.209s) against the process holding the port. The client then got Internal server error Could not load a tokenizer from 'gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b' from that process, and the test stopped with RuntimeError: A sub-process has exited. because the server had exited.
In that run, another 4-GPU job on the same host had finished an accuracy test about 3 seconds after this one (by the CI log timestamps) and then started test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_20b_kv_cache_aware, which serves gpt-oss behind kv_cache_aware routers. That job most likely held the port. This is inferred: its own log is not kept, but the reply above is what a kv_cache_aware router sends for a model it cannot load, and the reproduction below gets the same reply from such a server.
Jobs in that state pick the same first port. get_free_port_in_ci draws from the global random module, and Evaluator.__init__ (tensorrt_llm/evaluate/interface.py) calls random.seed(0). In a process that has reserved no port yet and has not used random since that seeding, the first port it reserves from the 28672-32767 window is 31827. In the failing run, 31827 was the harness's first reservation (1 reserved in-process).
Fix
When num_workers is 1, setup_disagg_cluster starts trtllm-serve disaggregated first, with port 0 and --report_addr (supported for a single self-contained server since [https://nvbugs/6435121][fix] Eliminate the trtllm-serve port reservation race with --port 0 + --report_addr #17460). It reads back the port the server bound with wait_for_reported_addr, then launches the workers with that address as their cluster_uri. The port is bound by the server before anyone else learns it, so no other process can take it in between.
The server's own copy of cluster_uri keeps port 0. The server hosts the cluster storage on its own port and never reads the port in its copy of cluster_uri.
With num_workers > 1 the harness still picks the public and coordinator ports, because trtllm-serve rejects port 0 for a fleet. The server is now launched before the workers there too.
run_disagg_server (disagg_test_utils.py) takes an optional report_addr that it passes as --report_addr. Other callers are unchanged.
The waiver of test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b] is removed.
#17460 lists the test_disaggregated.py port picks among the sites it did not migrate; this change migrates the server port of setup_disagg_cluster.
Test Coverage
Run on one B200 node with the CI image that main pins at e2787a3 and the post-merge wheel of that commit. test_disaggregated.py and disagg_test_utils.py are identical at e2787a3 and at this PR's base. The test ran with 4 visible GPUs, as in its CI stage, and CONTAINER_PORT_START was unset, as on the SLURM CI path.
To reproduce the collision, each run's pytest session first constructs an Evaluator, as an earlier accuracy test does. A second process on the host does the same, picks a port with get_free_port_in_ci (it gets 31827), and starts trtllm-serve disaggregated with kv_cache_aware routers on that port as soon as the test prints [startup] cluster_launch_to_ready: start.
2 failed, as in CI: harness picks 31827, server fails with [Errno 98] Address already in use, readiness passes against the second process, client gets Could not load a tokenizer from 'gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b', RuntimeError: A sub-process has exited.
after
yes
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2 passed; the server reported kernel-assigned ports 41579 and 46783, a bind of the reported port from another process failed with [Errno 98], and the second process received no requests
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passed (the harness picked 31827)
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passed
Other tests that go through setup_disagg_cluster, run after the change:
failed once, in a session after the two tests above: its workers' registration requests to the coordinator's port failed for 4 minutes; the cause was not found. Passed in 3 later runs, one of them in that same three-test order. Without the change it passed in 3 runs under the same conditions.
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For single-worker clusters, setup_disagg_cluster starts the server on port 0, reads its bound address with wait_for_reported_addr, and gives that address to worker configurations. run_disagg_server adds the optional report_addr argument and passes it to the server when set.
For multi-worker clusters, the setup still selects public and coordinator ports before the server binds them. This retains a port-selection race for that path. The author reports successful runs of the targeted test, but also reports one unexplained coordinator-registration failure.
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The change modifies disaggregated cluster startup and removes the waiver for test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b]. The test is present in both the CI list tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_dgx_b200.yml and the manual-QA list tests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_function_core.txt.
The changed setup covers server-reported port propagation for single-worker clusters and startup ordering for multi-worker clusters. The author reports successful targeted runs and an unexplained coordinator-registration failure. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.
Per-File QA Perspective
tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py — run_disagg_server adds the optional report_addr API parameter. Verify the server writes its bound address when the parameter is set and callers without it retain existing behavior.
tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/test_disaggregated.py — Startup now branches by worker count: single-worker setups use the reported server port, while multi-worker setups retain harness-selected ports. Verify address propagation, worker registration, and startup failure handling; the affected GPT-OSS test is listed in CI and manual QA.
tests/integration/test_lists/waives.txt — Removes the waiver for test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b], so the waiver no longer skips that test.
…-assigned port
setup_disagg_cluster picked the disaggregated server's port with
get_free_port_in_ci, which probes a port and closes the probe, launched
the workers, and only then started trtllm-serve disaggregated on that
port. Until the server bound it, another process on the host could take
the port. The server then exited with EADDRINUSE, and the readiness check
and the client tests went to whichever process held the port.
The pick also repeats across processes: get_free_port_in_ci draws from
the global random module, and Evaluator.__init__ seeds it with 0. In a
pytest process that has reserved no port yet and whose last use of
random was that seeding, the first port it reserves from the
28672-32767 window is 31827.
Start the disaggregated server first with port 0 and --report_addr, read
back the port it bound with wait_for_reported_addr, and give that address
to the workers. With num_workers > 1 the ports are still picked here,
because trtllm-serve rejects port 0 for a fleet. run_disagg_server takes
an optional report_addr that it passes as --report_addr.
Remove the waiver of test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony.
Signed-off-by: trtllm-agent <296075020+trtllm-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Walkthrough
The disaggregated test setup selects server ports based on worker count. For a single worker, it requests a kernel-assigned port and uses the reported address to update the cluster URI before building worker configurations. The server launcher accepts an optional address-reporting path. One test waiver entry is removed.
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Disaggregated server startup
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Summary
Server address reporting option tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py
run_disagg_server accepts an optional report_addr path. When set, the server command includes --report_addr and that path.
setup_disagg_cluster selects ports based on worker count. For a single worker, it starts the server, waits for the bound address, and updates the cluster URI before building worker configurations. For multiple workers, it starts the server after the workers. The waiver entry for test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony is removed.
sequenceDiagram
participant setup_disagg_cluster
participant run_disagg_server
participant disaggregated_server
participant wait_for_reported_addr
participant worker_configs
setup_disagg_cluster->>run_disagg_server: Launch server with port 0 and report-address path
run_disagg_server->>disaggregated_server: Start with --report_addr
disaggregated_server-->>wait_for_reported_addr: Report bound host:port
setup_disagg_cluster->>wait_for_reported_addr: Wait for reported address
wait_for_reported_addr-->>setup_disagg_cluster: Return bound host:port
setup_disagg_cluster->>worker_configs: Build configurations with updated cluster URI
LoadingMerge Risk: Minimal · up to 1d3e3
Single-worker tests use the server’s reported port. No merge-blocking risk was established.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 1d3e3
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observed — tests (service) was modified; 3 changed files map to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py: The copyright notice’s ending year changes from 2024 to 2026.
observed — Modified behavior in tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py: run_disagg_server adds the optional report_addr=None parameter.
observed — Modified behavior in tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py: The function documentation adds that report_addr, when set, is passed as --report_addr and receives the server’s bound host:port.
observed — Modified behavior in tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py: When report_addr is truthy, the server command now includes --report_addr and its value; otherwise the command is unchanged.
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Add a deterministic single-worker collision regression test.
The existing callers cover normal startup and downstream requests, but they do not verify that readiness belongs to the launched server. A test that only asserts setup rejects a bind failure is insufficient because the old probe-and-close implementation could pass when readiness observes the competing listener.
Force contention at the port selected by the old path. Then assert that the launched server starts successfully and owns its reported address.
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The single-server fix looks right: --report_addr is accepted only there, the HTTP cluster storage is served from the server's own app, and a server that exits before reporting is cleaned up. One question inline on the fleet path. The branch also conflicts with main in waives.txt (neighbouring waivers changed), so it needs a rebase.
Resolve the waives.txt conflict: main unwaived
test_disaggregated_qwen3_32b_fp8 and this branch unwaives
test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony, so both lines go.
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…sagg_cluster
Only the single-server path needs the server to start before the
workers, so that the workers get the port it reports. With
num_workers > 1 both ports are still picked up front, so keep the
original order there: workers first, then the server.
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setup_disagg_cluster(tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/test_disaggregated.py) picked the disaggregated server's port withget_free_port_in_ci, which probes a port and closes the probe. It then launched the context and generation workers and only then startedtrtllm-serve disaggregatedon that port. Until the server bound it, another process on the host could take the port.That is how
test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b]failed in https://nvbugs/6988867. Its log shows:[get_free_port_in_ci] ... allocated port=31827 from static range (28672, 32767) after 1 attempt(s); 1 reserved in-process.Failed to bind disaggregated server socket to localhost:31827 ...: [Errno 98] Address already in use. Current port holder(s): 127.0.0.1:31827 status=LISTENcluster_launch_to_ready: done in 183.209s) against the process holding the port. The client then gotInternal server error Could not load a tokenizer from 'gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b'from that process, and the test stopped withRuntimeError: A sub-process has exited.because the server had exited.In that run, another 4-GPU job on the same host had finished an accuracy test about 3 seconds after this one (by the CI log timestamps) and then started
test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_20b_kv_cache_aware, which serves gpt-oss behindkv_cache_awarerouters. That job most likely held the port. This is inferred: its own log is not kept, but the reply above is what akv_cache_awarerouter sends for a model it cannot load, and the reproduction below gets the same reply from such a server.Jobs in that state pick the same first port.
get_free_port_in_cidraws from the globalrandommodule, andEvaluator.__init__(tensorrt_llm/evaluate/interface.py) callsrandom.seed(0). In a process that has reserved no port yet and has not usedrandomsince that seeding, the first port it reserves from the 28672-32767 window is 31827. In the failing run, 31827 was the harness's first reservation (1 reserved in-process).Fix
num_workersis 1,setup_disagg_clusterstartstrtllm-serve disaggregatedfirst, with port 0 and--report_addr(supported for a single self-contained server since [https://nvbugs/6435121][fix] Eliminate the trtllm-serve port reservation race with --port 0 + --report_addr #17460). It reads back the port the server bound withwait_for_reported_addr, then launches the workers with that address as theircluster_uri. The port is bound by the server before anyone else learns it, so no other process can take it in between.cluster_urikeeps port 0. The server hosts the cluster storage on its own port and never reads the port in its copy ofcluster_uri.num_workers > 1the harness still picks the public and coordinator ports, becausetrtllm-serverejects port 0 for a fleet. The server is now launched before the workers there too.run_disagg_server(disagg_test_utils.py) takes an optionalreport_addrthat it passes as--report_addr. Other callers are unchanged.test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b]is removed.#17460 lists the
test_disaggregated.pyport picks among the sites it did not migrate; this change migrates the server port ofsetup_disagg_cluster.Test Coverage
Run on one B200 node with the CI image that main pins at e2787a3 and the post-merge wheel of that commit.
test_disaggregated.pyanddisagg_test_utils.pyare identical at e2787a3 and at this PR's base. The test ran with 4 visible GPUs, as in its CI stage, andCONTAINER_PORT_STARTwas unset, as on the SLURM CI path.To reproduce the collision, each run's pytest session first constructs an
Evaluator, as an earlier accuracy test does. A second process on the host does the same, picks a port withget_free_port_in_ci(it gets 31827), and startstrtllm-serve disaggregatedwithkv_cache_awarerouters on that port as soon as the test prints[startup] cluster_launch_to_ready: start.test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b]:[Errno 98] Address already in use, readiness passes against the second process, client getsCould not load a tokenizer from 'gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b',RuntimeError: A sub-process has exited.[Errno 98], and the second process received no requestsOther tests that go through
setup_disagg_cluster, run after the change:test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_20b_kv_cache_aware[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-20b]test_disaggregated_deepseek_v3_lite_fp8_nixl[DeepSeek-V3-Lite-fp8]test_disaggregated_single_gputest_disaggregated_benchmark_gen_only_insufficient_kvtest_disaggregated_qwen3_multi_orchestrator(num_workers > 1)Fixes https://nvbugs/6988867
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For single-worker clusters,
setup_disagg_clusterstarts the server on port0, reads its bound address withwait_for_reported_addr, and gives that address to worker configurations.run_disagg_serveradds the optionalreport_addrargument and passes it to the server when set.For multi-worker clusters, the setup still selects public and coordinator ports before the server binds them. This retains a port-selection race for that path. The author reports successful runs of the targeted test, but also reports one unexplained coordinator-registration failure.
QA Engineer Review
The change modifies disaggregated cluster startup and removes the waiver for
test_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b]. The test is present in both the CI listtests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_dgx_b200.ymland the manual-QA listtests/integration/test_lists/qa/llm_function_core.txt.The changed setup covers server-reported port propagation for single-worker clusters and startup ordering for multi-worker clusters. The author reports successful targeted runs and an unexplained coordinator-registration failure. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.
Per-File QA Perspective
tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/disagg_test_utils.py—run_disagg_serveradds the optionalreport_addrAPI parameter. Verify the server writes its bound address when the parameter is set and callers without it retain existing behavior.tests/integration/defs/disaggregated/test_disaggregated.py— Startup now branches by worker count: single-worker setups use the reported server port, while multi-worker setups retain harness-selected ports. Verify address propagation, worker registration, and startup failure handling; the affected GPT-OSS test is listed in CI and manual QA.tests/integration/test_lists/waives.txt— Removes the waiver fortest_disaggregated_gpt_oss_120b_harmony[gpt_oss/gpt-oss-120b], so the waiver no longer skips that test.