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[TRTLLM-17088][feat] Suspend to the host tier under aggregated Helix - #21455
Under KV pressure, aggregated Helix now suspends requests to the host tier, with recompute-pause as the fallback once the host tier is full. Disaggregated Helix is unchanged: a generation server cannot replay a prefill, so it still raises on KV allocation failure.
Behavior change: the host tier is on by default for aggregated Helix, sized like any other run's automatic host tier. Existing aggregated Helix deployments will therefore use host memory and may schedule differently under pressure. Set kv_cache_config.host_cache_size: 0 to keep the previous GPU-only behavior.
KV cache manager: aggregated Helix accepts a host tier, explicit or automatic. The disk tier and KV connectors are still rejected.
Scheduler: under Helix, the generation path evicts and self-suspends only when a tier below GPU exists. The context path waits while a decode request holds GPU pages. Otherwise it recompute-pauses a newer started request behind the requester, taking an active request (which holds GPU pages) before a suspended one. It never takes a request that was already suspended or recompute-paused in the same pass. A suspended mid-prefill request that cannot resume its pages does the same. Non-Helix behavior is unchanged.
Retention ranges are passed through unchanged under aggregated Helix, where they are already in global tokens.
Deadlock remedy: with no host tier, it suggests configuring host_cache_size. With one, it suggests raising it. It also lists the GPU-side knobs, including free_gpu_memory_fraction.
Known limitation: if the host tier has room and every request behind the requester is suspended, the fallback can still recompute-pause a suspended request whose pages are already on the host. That frees no GPU memory. Closing this gap needs a per-request GPU-residency query from the KV cache manager, so it is left for a follow-up, along with the same case in the generation-path fallback.
Suspended pages migrate to the host tier until it is full.
Simulated CP ranks agree through suspend/resume on the generation path, chunked prefill with a mid-prefill suspend, and prefill-only pressure.
A suspended prefill resumes by recompute-pausing a newer one.
No request is listed as both suspended and recompute-paused in one pass.
Recompute-pause takes an active request over one whose pages are all on the host.
With the host tier full, a suspended request holding GPU pages is recompute-paused.
Retention priorities land on the right ledger blocks.
Disaggregated Helix still raises with a host tier.
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PR description clearly explains what and why.
PR follows TRT-LLM coding guidelines.
Test cases are provided for new code paths.
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Aggregated Helix now accepts an explicit or automatically sized host tier. It still rejects disk tiers and KV connectors. Under KV pressure, the scheduler can evict pages to a lower cache tier and suspend requests. If suspension cannot free GPU pages, it can use recompute-pause. Disaggregated Helix retains its existing allocation-failure behavior. Aggregated Helix retention ranges pass through unchanged; disaggregated Helix retains rank-local-to-global conversion.
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The changed tests cover host-tier migration, suspend/resume, chunked prefill, recompute-pause fallback, simulated CP-rank scheduling agreement, retention priorities, allocation failure, and KDA state handling. test_helix_agg_preemption.py is listed in l0_a10.yml. l0_b200.yml lists test_helix_retention_uses_rank_local_ranges, but not test_agg_helix_retention_uses_global_ranges. No matching test-list entry was found for test_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up to confirm test-list coverage for the unlisted tests.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py — Verify that aggregated Helix accepts host capacity and rejects disk capacity and connectors. Verify retention-range pass-through for aggregated Helix and rank conversion for disaggregated Helix.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/scheduler/scheduler_v2.py — Verify lower-tier eviction and suspension under KV pressure. Verify context preemption when decode requests hold GPU pages, and recompute-pause behavior when suspension cannot free enough GPU pages.
tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_helix_agg_preemption.py — Covers aggregated Helix preemption, suspend/resume, chunked prefill, recompute-pause, and KDA state handling. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_a10.yml.
tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py — Covers disk-tier and connector rejection, host-tier configuration, allocation failures, and context-preemption decisions. No matching integration-list entry was found.
tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kvcm2_integration.py — Covers disaggregated rank-local retention and aggregated global retention priorities. l0_b200.yml lists the rank-local test, but not the aggregated global-ranges test.
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[TRTLLM-17302][feat] Suspend to the host tier under aggregated Helix
[TRTLLM-17088][feat] Suspend to the host tier under aggregated Helix
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Aggregated Helix managers can use host KV-cache tiers, while disk tiers remain rejected. Scheduler pressure handling now uses tier-aware eviction and suspension, with recompute-pause in specified cases. Aggregated retention configs remain unchanged; disaggregated managers retain rank-local range conversion. Tests cover rank agreement and hybrid KDA/KV state.
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Aggregated Helix KV-cache pressure
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Host-tier setup and retention tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py, tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py, tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kvcm2_integration.py
Aggregated Helix initialization allows host cache tiers and continues to reject disk tiers. Aggregated retention configs remain unchanged; disaggregated managers retain rank-local range conversion. Tests cover host-tier setup and rank-specific retention priorities.
Tier-aware eviction and preemption tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/scheduler/scheduler_v2.py, tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py
Allocation failure and page preemption use eviction, suspension, and recompute-pause according to Helix mode and lower-tier availability. Deadlock guidance includes Helix-specific capacity settings. Tests cover scheduler decision order and context preemption.
Pressure handling and hybrid-state tests tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_helix_agg_preemption.py
Tests cover host-tier capacity, decode and chunked-prefill suspension, recompute-pause, agreement between simulated ranks, and KDA state preservation or rebuilding across MHA and MLA layouts.
Issue 21395 requests host-tier capacity metrics. This PR enables host tiers for aggregated Helix but does not add the requested metric.
Issue 20967 reports automatic host-tier reservation failures with vm.overcommit_memory=2. This PR enables automatic host-tier sizing for aggregated Helix but does not change reservation accounting.
Suggested reviewers: allisonlim-nv, juney-nvidia
Merge Risk: Low · previous review fc162
The host-full scheduling path has the intended victim selection, but its regression test does not fully verify the state it is meant to protect. The change is mergeable with a follow-up to strengthen that test.
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Allow recompute-pause of suspended GPU-page holders.
2178-2179: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Allow recompute-pause of suspended GPU-page holders.
When the host tier is full, suspension can leave a request’s pages held on GPU while is_request_active returns false. The context-side Helix fallback then excludes that request, even though preempt_request can release its cache through full teardown.
Use a predicate that permits a suspended victim only when it still holds GPU pages. Do not remove the activity check for all suspended requests, because requests whose pages migrated to the host tier do not free GPU capacity through another preemption.
Add a scenario in test_helix_agg_preemption.py with a full host tier, an older blocked prefill, and a younger decode request suspended with GPU-held pages. Verify that the decode request is recompute-paused and both requests finish.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/scheduler/scheduler_v2.py
around lines 2178 - 2179:
Update the victim eligibility check around is_request_active so an inactive
suspended request is eligible only when it still holds GPU pages; continue
excluding suspended requests whose pages migrated to the host tier. Add the
described full-host-tier scenario to test_helix_agg_preemption.py and verify the
decode request is recompute-paused and both requests finish.
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Runtime part looks right to me for suspend/resume, rank consistency and the STOP-path batch-index clear; one question inline about a possible stall when the host tier is full.
Record request 2's activity when it is selected as the victim.
The current fixture keeps request 2 suspended: the generation phase processes it before the context phase, and request 1 consumes the GPU pages released by request 2. The existing historical suspended set does not encode this invariant.
Wrap _preempt_or_defer, record manager.is_request_active(2) when request 2 is passed as the victim, and assert that the recorded value is False. A check immediately before _step is not sufficient because victim selection occurs inside schedule_request.
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In the test’s preemption flow, wrap `_preempt_or_defer` to record
`manager.is_request_active(2)` when request 2 is passed as the victim, then
assert that the recorded value is `False`. Capture the state at victim selection
inside `schedule_request`; do not substitute a check immediately before `_step`
or infer activity from the historical `suspended` set.
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Thanks for the PR. I traced the KV-manager/runtime side and the scheduler changes against the base (cbef70d) and ran the three changed test files plus a few probes on B200 using this PR's CI wheel (L0_MergeRequest_PR #67969, built from 6aa5bec): 264 passed.
The core approach holds up as far as I can tell. Every CP rank ends up with the same GPU and host quotas: an explicit size is the same config everywhere, and the auto size is MIN-synced. Allocation, suspend and resume outcomes depend only on per-rank page state, which is identical across ranks. Offload and onboard copies are ordered by the cache-stream events. The Helix decode fields survive suspend/resume and are reset on recompute, and the retention pass-through under aggregated Helix looks right.
Comments below, none blocking from my side:
The context-path fallback can pick a request that phase 1 already gave up in the same pass. It then reports success with nothing freed (inline). Probably worth a small fix here.
A follow-up to the earlier thread at L2155, with reproduction numbers. With room on the host tier, a suspended victim frees no GPU pages. This happens on the context path (new in 6aa5bec) and in the generation ladder (existing code, now reached by aggregated Helix).
Nits on comments and the deadlock remedy text, a note on the new default auto host tier, and some test suggestions.
There is a related case that predates this PR on the non-Helix path but is now reached by aggregated Helix. _try_recompute_pause_for_gen also takes suspended victims when can_evict is set (L2533–2556), and it loops until the allocation fits.
I ran a targeted sweep of 300 workloads, with long prompts first and short decodes behind them. 92 generation-path recompute-pauses all hit suspended requests. In 85 of them, the release left the GPU free-page count unchanged, freeing only host slots; up to 2 happened in one pass. Each of those is a full re-prefill.
I didn't measure whether the subsequent retry needed the freed host slots. Worth looking at in the same follow-up as the context path.
Test suggestions (non-blocking):
In _step and _hybrid_step, assert that paused_requests and recompute_paused_requests are duplicate-free and disjoint. That would catch the F1 case.
The host-tier variants dropped two checks the GPU-only test has: the MAX_PREEMPTIONS_PER_REQUEST bound and the replayed-prompt check. A suspend/recompute thrash would still pass as long as everything finishes within 1000 iterations.
Add a roomy-host case where the context fallback should pick an active victim.
The automatic host tier is only checked at construction and is never driven through the scheduler.
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The MR description is not very comprehensive. You are enabling host tier for Helix now with implied behavior changing from configuration. Please state them explicitly in the description.
The MR description is not very comprehensive. You are enabling host tier for Helix now with implied behavior changing from configuration. Please state them explicitly in the description.
Addressed in the PR description, with host_cache_size: 0 as the opt-out.
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@yizhang-nv Thanks. In 6d5e8fb and fc16220: (1) the context fallback skips requests already handled in the pass; (2) the context path takes active victims first. The generation-ladder case and the all-suspended-with-host-room case are follow-ups. (3) Nits are fixed. Tests: _step asserts duplicate-free and disjoint lists, and a roomy-host active-victim case is added; I will add a case with no active candidate so the skip is exercised directly. Your other test suggestions are follow-ups.
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Under KV pressure, aggregated Helix now suspends requests to the host tier,
with recompute-pause as the fallback once the host tier is full.
Disaggregated Helix is unchanged: a generation server cannot replay a
prefill, so it still raises on KV allocation failure.
- KV cache manager: aggregated Helix accepts a host tier, explicit or
automatic; the disk tier and KV connectors are still rejected.
- Scheduler: under Helix, the generation path evicts and self-suspends
only when a tier below GPU exists. The context path waits while a
decode request holds GPU pages and otherwise recompute-pauses the newest
started request behind the requester. Non-Helix behavior is unchanged.
- Retention ranges are passed through unchanged under aggregated Helix,
where they are already in global tokens.
- The deadlock remedy suggests host_cache_size only where a host tier
would help.
- Tests: suspend frees GPU pages until the host tier is full; simulated
CP ranks agree through suspend/resume on the generation path, chunked
prefill with a mid-prefill suspend, and prefill-only pressure; retention
priorities land on the right ledger blocks; disaggregated Helix still
raises with a host tier.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
… for agg Helix
Kimi K3's hybrid cache manager keeps each request's KDA recurrent state next
to its attention KV. Under aggregated Helix with KV pressure, a suspended
request must resume with its KDA state intact, and a recompute-paused one
must re-prefill from the first token.
- Test on a real MambaHybridCacheManagerV2 with K3-sized KDA state and
simulated CP ranks, for both a multi-head KV layout and K3's MLA latent
layout, with and without a host tier: every rank makes the same choices,
resumed requests keep their KDA state in every layer, and re-prefills
start at position 0. Without a tier below GPU nothing is suspended.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
…ix context path
With a full host tier, a suspended request keeps its pages on GPU, and the
context path skipped it as a victim, so an older prefill could stall behind it.
With a cache tier below GPU, take suspended requests as victims too.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
…ictims that free GPU pages
- A suspended mid-prefill request that cannot resume recompute-pauses a
newer started request, as a failed resize does.
- The context-path fallback skips requests already suspended or
recompute-paused in the same pass.
- Recompute-pause takes an active victim before a suspended one, since
only an active request is sure to hold GPU pages.
- The deadlock remedy lists free_gpu_memory_fraction again and suggests
raising host_cache_size when a host tier exists.
- Correct two comments; rename the host-tier migration test; add tests.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
…e pages
The generation path suspends a decode request only for a failing
generation request, never for a blocked context request.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
…park
Suspending a DSpark request under aggregated Helix is not validated yet,
so that combination keeps a GPU-only pool unless host_cache_size is set.
Also test the context fallback's skip of requests given up earlier in
the pass when no active victim is left, and correct the
_preempt_for_resume docstring.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
- Check that no request is given up twice in one pass in the hybrid
KDA step too.
- Bound preemptions per request and check every re-prefill replays the
tokens the request held, in the host-tier tests as in the GPU-only one.
- Drive the automatic host tier through the scheduler.
Signed-off-by: Asfiya Baig <asfiyab@nvidia.com>
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Description
Under KV pressure, aggregated Helix now suspends requests to the host tier, with recompute-pause as the fallback once the host tier is full. Disaggregated Helix is unchanged: a generation server cannot replay a prefill, so it still raises on KV allocation failure.
Behavior change: the host tier is on by default for aggregated Helix, sized like any other run's automatic host tier. Existing aggregated Helix deployments will therefore use host memory and may schedule differently under pressure. Set kv_cache_config.host_cache_size: 0 to keep the previous GPU-only behavior.
Known limitation: if the host tier has room and every request behind the requester is suspended, the fallback can still recompute-pause a suspended request whose pages are already on the host. That frees no GPU memory. Closing this gap needs a per-request GPU-residency query from the KV cache manager, so it is left for a follow-up, along with the same case in the generation-path fallback.
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Dev Engineer Review
Aggregated Helix now accepts an explicit or automatically sized host tier. It still rejects disk tiers and KV connectors. Under KV pressure, the scheduler can evict pages to a lower cache tier and suspend requests. If suspension cannot free GPU pages, it can use recompute-pause. Disaggregated Helix retains its existing allocation-failure behavior. Aggregated Helix retention ranges pass through unchanged; disaggregated Helix retains rank-local-to-global conversion.
QA Engineer Review
The changed tests cover host-tier migration, suspend/resume, chunked prefill, recompute-pause fallback, simulated CP-rank scheduling agreement, retention priorities, allocation failure, and KDA state handling.
test_helix_agg_preemption.pyis listed inl0_a10.yml.l0_b200.ymlliststest_helix_retention_uses_rank_local_ranges, but nottest_agg_helix_retention_uses_global_ranges. No matching test-list entry was found fortest_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up to confirm test-list coverage for the unlisted tests.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/kv_cache_manager_v2.py— Verify that aggregated Helix accepts host capacity and rejects disk capacity and connectors. Verify retention-range pass-through for aggregated Helix and rank conversion for disaggregated Helix.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/scheduler/scheduler_v2.py— Verify lower-tier eviction and suspension under KV pressure. Verify context preemption when decode requests hold GPU pages, and recompute-pause behavior when suspension cannot free enough GPU pages.tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_helix_agg_preemption.py— Covers aggregated Helix preemption, suspend/resume, chunked prefill, recompute-pause, and KDA state handling. Listed intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_a10.yml.tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_manager_v2_helix_superblock.py— Covers disk-tier and connector rejection, host-tier configuration, allocation failures, and context-preemption decisions. No matching integration-list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kvcm2_integration.py— Covers disaggregated rank-local retention and aggregated global retention priorities.l0_b200.ymllists the rank-local test, but not the aggregated global-ranges test.