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[None][feat] Staircase: Rubin GLM Optimized Low Latency (Conc up to 56) - #21374
The original combined branch and validation record below are retained. The split preserves each patch; no new build, test, performance or CI jobs were launched for it.
The Rubin SM107 implementation moves from glm_moe_dsa/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__tp16/ into the separate glm_moe_dsa_rubin family and expands to TP4/TP8/TP16. Its C++ kernels and bindings move from glmMoeDsa/ to glmMoeDsaRubin/; model-local tests move with it. The existing Blackwell family remains under glm_moe_dsa/.
Description
GLM-5.2-NVFP4's Rubin path currently shares the GLM family directory and targets TP16. This change gives Rubin its own glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency model, loader, ops and tests, with C++ kernels and Torch bindings under glmMoeDsaRubin. Routing supports independent Blackwell/Rubin families for the same checkpoint architecture and rejects ambiguous matches.
The Rubin target supports TP4, TP8 and TP16, including the four batch/draft configurations below. Model and kernel updates cover small-batch MoE routing/GEMMs, communication, sparse MLA and MTP execution. Shared executor/router scheduling and KV-transfer-overlap optimizations from the performance reference are outside this PR's scope. The small shared-executor change below only fixes initial KV-cache profiling cleanup.
The installer backports UCX #12163, commit 62182080282372e27a5cad45f23b7ac424b7cd94, onto pinned UCX base 65e342a82dd2609a28c8c2b8c45ed7fe2cb33fa0. Advancing the timer-wheel cursor before callbacks prevents false UD peer timeouts during NIXL transfer when timers are rearmed during catch-up.
UCX timeout: failure, investigation, and fix
Observed failure
During P4 disaggregated serving, NIXL reported Endpoint timeout (-80) while transferring KV data. Tracing the sender's UCX endpoint to its remote UD endpoint showed that the receiver had already incorrectly timed out and deleted that connection several minutes earlier.
Selected messages from one P4 diagnostic run with CUDA IPC disabled, in chronological order (2026-10-31 UTC; host/PID prefixes omitted and sender/receiver labels added). The same failure chain also reproduced with the original transport selection:
05:22:58.430693 receiver ud_ep.c:421 ep 0xfffb383c0c10: timeout of 18446744073.71 sec, config::peer_timeout - 30.00 sec
05:22:58.430717 receiver ud_ep.c:1890 ep 0xfffb383c0c10: disconnect
05:28:00.925933 receiver ud_ep.c:146 ud_ep 0xfffb383c0c10 is destroyed after 302.491610s with timeout 300.000000s
05:31:44.361789 sender ud_ep.c:421 ep 0xfe78628009c0: timeout of 30.92 sec, config::peer_timeout - 30.00 sec
05:31:44.362191 NIXL ucx_utils.cpp:91] ep 0xfffad87d0200: state CONNECTED, UCX error handling callback was invoked with status -80 (Endpoint timeout)
The impossible 18446744073.71 sec value is the key clue: the elapsed-time calculation wrapped as an unsigned integer. The later sender-side 30.92-second timeout is a consequence of the lost peer connection.
How it was isolated
Enabled NIXL/UCX diagnostics and matched the sender and receiver using worker/rank identities, endpoint IDs and IB queue-pair addresses. The receiver remained alive and its progress thread was running near the false timeout.
Reproduced the same receiver-timeout → endpoint-deletion → sender-timeout chain with CUDA IPC disabled and again with the original transport selection. UD is used for connection setup/keepalive, including when the payload can use CUDA IPC.
Inspected the exact installed UCX source and reproduced the timer defect in a CPU-only test against the actual stock libucs, without GLM or GPU execution. The old library dispatches a callback-rearmed timer repeatedly in one overdue sweep; the patched library dispatches it once and passes wraparound, cancellation and rescheduling checks.
Verified the patched library's path/hash in the actual model workers, then reran the original configurations and full accuracy/performance workloads. The four-point results are below.
The bug and fix
In the old timer wheel, an overdue sweep invokes callbacks while its cursor still points into earlier time slots. A callback can rearm its timer into a later slot that the same sweep has yet to visit. When UD's keepalive callback runs again, it can subtract a freshly updated send timestamp from the sweep's older timestamp. That unsigned underflow produces the false peer timeout above.
Upstream UCX #12163, merged on October 29, collects expired timers and advances the wheel cursor before invoking callbacks, preserving cancellation/rescheduling semantics. docker/common/install_ucx.sh applies that exact fix (62182080282372e27a5cad45f23b7ac424b7cd94) to the existing pinned UCX base (65e342a82dd2609a28c8c2b8c45ed7fe2cb33fa0). Validation retained the original eight-thread configuration and transport selection; it did not rely on increasing timeouts or disabling dedicated threads.
Why this workload exposed it
Our disaggregated setup creates connections for eight dedicated NIXL UCX workers during metadata exchange. Transfers are split among workers according to their descriptor count, so some connections exist for minutes before their worker first handles a sufficiently large KV transfer. In the captured P4 failure, the receiver had already deleted such a connection before a later KV transfer activated the previously idle sender worker. P4's multiple generation instances and varying KV transfer sizes expose this connection lifecycle.
This is a timing-dependent UCX defect, not a GLM/Rubin-only condition. Idle time or eight threads alone is not sufficient: stock UCX also passed a full P1 run, a P4 run with dedicated threads disabled, and a smaller idle-connection test. The specific trigger is the overdue-sweep/rearm ordering above. Aggregate serving does not exercise this CTX-to-GEN NIXL KV-transfer path, and we have not established that other TRT-LLM users never encounter the defect. The exact endpoint-level failure chain was captured for P4; the earlier P1 failure was not independently attributed to this mechanism.
Startup KV-cache OOM after updating the main base
Initial context-worker startup retained its temporary profiling KV cache, so allocating the final cache failed even though cleanup had run. In the reproduced configuration, the temporary pool retained 49.78125 GiB per rank; the final allocation needed about 93.6 GiB while only about 78 GiB was free.
The executor-reuse change in #20359 changed profiling teardown from releasing the cache managers before NIXL to shutting down NIXL first. Matched old-runtime controls and an isolated registration/free-order probe reproduced the dependence on this order; no peer transfer was needed. This establishes the cleanup-order problem, but does not identify the precise internal UCX/CUDA owner retaining the allocation. It is separate from the UCX timer-wheel defect above.
The fix opts only the unpublished initial sizing phase into releasing its temporary resource managers before NIXL shutdown. Its local dummy requests do not transfer KV, and the executor has not yet published its serving endpoints. Existing thread joins, graph cleanup and CUDA synchronization remain in place; normal serving shutdown retains its existing order.
The fix changes two runtime files (+15/−7) and one existing test assertion (three files total, +16/−8; no new test cases). The original context configuration then reclaimed exactly 49.78125 GiB per rank, allocated its final cache and reached health 200. All four full disaggregated runs below also started successfully.
Test Coverage
The results below validate commit 2a8b1662501f57713de3771d25d7457517e121de on main base 66190c8fd547a1d9c4fa93e3619a1ad56d8cb128.
Native SM107 Release build passed with warnings treated as errors. The final Python-only fix was packaged into a real wheel with the same 91 verified native binaries.
tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.py covers all four configurations, guarded for Rubin and the required MPI rank count. Each ran the full 1,319-question GSM8K corpus, checked optimized decode/draft execution and passed the existing accuracy and MTP acceptance-length criteria. Accuracy runs measured real AL with forced acceptance disabled.
Configuration (TP / batch / draft length)
Strict GSM8K
Real MTP acceptance length
Repository criteria
P1: TP16 / B1 / K7
1267/1319 (96.058%)
5.1261
Pass
P2: TP4 / B3 / K5
1274/1319 (96.588%)
4.5410
Pass
P3: TP8 / B2 / K3
1269/1319 (96.209%)
3.5479
Pass
P4: TP8 / B1 / K7
1276/1319 (96.740%)
5.1303
Pass
P2 flexible-extract accuracy was 1273/1319; strict and flexible scores agree for the other points. Accuracy jobs: P1–P4 = 921082 / 921083 / 921088 / 921089.
All four original disaggregated performance configurations completed their full 3,600-second measurement phase: 23,585 measured requests, zero errors or cancellations. Performance retains the original configured forced acceptance; the real AL measurements are from the separate accuracy runs above.
All points use one CTX instance with TP4/EP4 and attention DP. GEN uses one TP16 instance for P1, three TP4 instances for P2, and three TP8 instances for P3/P4, with the batch/draft settings above.
Here, x = 1000 / request-level p90 ITL (ms) in tokens/s/user, and y = total measured input + output tokens / observed duration / all CTX and GEN GPUs in tokens/s/GPU.
Point
Concurrency / GPUs
MR !134 reference x / y
Current x / y
Δx / Δy vs MR !134
Requests
P1
1 / 20
894.7 / 1372
868.46 / 1526.72
−2.93% / +11.28%
333
P2
56 / 16
419.9 / 27341
408.81 / 27120.35
−2.64% / −0.81%
10,047
P3
50 / 28
618.6 / 13840
612.83 / 13675.40
−0.93% / −1.19%
8,752
P4
28 / 28
811.2 / 7828
765.14 / 7520.31
−5.68% / −3.93%
4,453
Point
Previous accepted version x / y
Current Δx / Δy vs previous
P1
879.49 / 1449.85
−1.25% / +5.30%
P2
409.24 / 26935.37
−0.11% / +0.69%
P3
613.80 / 13620.31
−0.16% / +0.40%
P4
770.71 / 7501.01
−0.72% / +0.26%
The previous accepted version used fde63004 on the earlier main base with the same patched UCX overlay. These comparisons measure the whole branch, not the isolated effect of the startup cleanup fix. P4 remains below MR !134 by 5.68% in x and 3.93% in y; the cause of that remaining gap has not been established. Performance jobs: P1–P4 = 921072 / 921073 / 921079 / 921081.
All current accuracy and performance runs used the 2a8b1662 runtime on immutable image19760 plus the exact UCX #12163 overlay. Runtime and library identity were verified in all 36 accuracy workers and 92 performance workers. The native timer reproducer fails against stock UCS and passes against the backport. Normal deployment requires rebuilding the image with the updated install_ucx.sh; these runs validate the patched overlay, not a rebuilt image.
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Dev Engineer Review
Adds a separate Rubin GLM-5.2-NVFP4 model family and routes matching SM107 configurations at TP4, TP8, or TP16. The resolver supports multiple candidate families and rejects ambiguous matches.
Adds low-latency model paths for MTP, sparse MLA, IPC reduction, full-context indexing, verify-head sampling, router GEMM, fused routing, multi-token MoE, and specialized FC2. The changes include new SM107-specific paths and expanded token and row limits.
Moves the former SM107 TP16 implementation into the Rubin package and removes several old GLM DSA kernel implementations. Check downstream references and fallback behavior where those removed functions were previously used.
Backports a UCX timer-wheel fix in docker/common/install_ucx.sh. The patch is applied during UCX installation; the supplied context says normal deployment requires rebuilding the image. The existing image remains unchanged.
Review focus: TP4 IPC synchronization, cluster launch ordering, CUDA graph replay, tensor-core numerical behavior, and specialized K128/K256 selection. The author reports a remaining P4 performance gap but has not established its cause.
Current review finding counts are unavailable. No current review findings were supplied.
QA Engineer Review
Adds four full-corpus GSM8K integration configurations: TP16/batch 1/draft 7, TP4/batch 3/draft 5, TP8/batch 2/draft 3, and TP8/batch 1/draft 7. The tests check accuracy, acceptance length, and optimized decode/draft behavior.
Removes the previous SM107 TP16 accuracy test from test_glm_moe_dsa.py. Adds and updates unit tests across routing, attention, DSA, GEMM, MoE, speculative decoding, sampling, IPC reduction, and communication.
l0_cpu.yml selects the Rubin routing and draft-exchange tests. l0_gr100.yml selects the Rubin attention, DSA, embedding, GEMM, MoE, quantization, and speculative-decoding test directories. No manual-QA list entries were found in the supplied search.
The author reports that all four accuracy configurations met the stated criteria. Scores ranged from 1,264/1,319 to 1,276/1,319; exact answer equivalence is not claimed. The author also reports 23,420 requests across four one-hour disaggregated runs with zero request errors, and a native UCX timer reproducer that fails against stock UCX and passes with the backport. These results were not independently verified here.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. The changed unit-test directories are listed in CI, but the supplied evidence does not establish that the new accuracy integration tests are scheduled in an integration test list. Validate the rebuilt-image path and investigate the reported P4 performance shortfall.
Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/_router_index.py, models/__init__.py, both family routing.py files, and README.md: Verify unique-match routing, family-specific hardware constraints, and the documented TP topology.
models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/modeling.py, _full_context.py, _mtp.py, _mtp_worker.py, _small_batch_draft.py, and weights.py: Verify TP4/TP8/TP16 dispatch, draft eligibility, state updates, and fallback behavior.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmDraftSampleGlue.cu, glmIntraNodeLamport.cuh, glmIntraNodeReduce.cu/.h, and the corresponding thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmIntraNodeReduceOp.cpp: Verify cluster synchronization, four-rank IPC validation, reduction and finalization numerics, workspace ownership, and rejected functionalization.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmSparseMlaFlashDecode.cu/.h and thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmSparseMlaFlashDecodeOp.cpp: Verify 4-/8-head folded decode, 16-head latent output, output strides, remapping, and trigger ordering.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmLowMBf16Moe.cu/.h, glmMoeFusedRouter.cu/.h, glmRouterGemm.cu/.h, glmMoeGemm2K256.cu/.h, and thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmRoutedExpertsOp.cpp: Verify shape limits, routing metadata, numerical tolerances, and K128/K256 selection.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmVerifyHeadSample.cu/.h and thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmVerifyHeadSampleOp.cpp: Verify sampling filters, RNG inputs, fallback behavior, and workspace bounds.
Changed Rubin CUDA include paths, headers moved into cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/, and corresponding THOP include changes: Verify all bindings resolve to the intended Rubin declarations. Several old GLM DSA kernel implementations were deleted; verify no consumers still require them.
docker/common/install_ucx.sh: Verify the pinned commit applies reproducibly and that a rebuilt image includes the backport.
tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.py: Adds the four reported GSM8K/MTP configurations. The supplied test-list changes do not establish that this accuracy definition is scheduled.
tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa.py: Removes the former SM107 TP16 accuracy suite; verify the new Rubin suite provides the intended replacement coverage.
tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/test_routing.py and tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_routing.py: Cover target selection, decline reasons, ambiguity, and duplicate registration. The Rubin routing test is listed in l0_cpu.yml.
Rubin unit tests under attention/: Cover folded and latent sparse MLA, including graph replay, shape errors, and trigger settings. Listed in l0_gr100.yml.
Rubin unit tests under comm/: Cover IPC reduction, MNNVL operations, graph replay, and workspace behavior. The new reduction matrix has no explicit path in the supplied l0_cpu.yml or l0_gr100.yml matches.
Rubin unit tests under dsa/: Cover full-context TopK, histogram indexing, metadata, and graph replay. Listed in l0_gr100.yml.
Rubin unit tests under embedding/, gemm/, moe/, and quantization/: Cover operator behavior, expanded shape limits, replay, and specialized kernel paths. These directories are listed in l0_gr100.yml.
Rubin unit tests under spec/: Cover draft exchange, small-batch MTP, token tables, and verify-head sampling. The spec directory is listed in l0_gr100.yml; the CPU draft-exchange test is also listed in l0_cpu.yml.
tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml and l0_gr100.yml: Replace prior GLM test paths with Rubin routing, draft-exchange, and operator suites.
tests/integration/defs/.test_durations and tests/integration/test_lists/waives.txt: Update paths to the renamed Rubin tests; durations and waiver identifiers are reported as unchanged.
.github/CODEOWNERS: Changes ownership for GLM Rubin model, kernel, THOP, and test paths. Verify the intended owners cover all new directories.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py, py_executor.py, and tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py: Change startup-profiling resource-release order and update its unit-test expectation. Verify cleanup ordering in both startup-profiling and normal-release cases.
tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_custom_ops.py and the relocated Rubin test modules: Update imports to the Rubin package. Their changed test areas are covered by the listed CI directories where applicable.
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- Around line 54-60: Update the Rubin route to read `index_n_heads` from
`pretrained_config`, require it to equal 32 in the route condition, and include
its value in the `NoTarget` message. Add a near-miss case with
`index_n_heads=64` in the Rubin routing tests and assert that `route` raises
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- Line 52: Replace the shared accuracy floor with a per-case accuracy reference
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margin of about two to three standard errors. Preserve the existing upper bound
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- Around line 10-12: Update the `pytestmark` skip condition to also skip when
fewer than four CUDA devices are visible, while preserving the SM107 requirement
and providing a reason that reflects both requirements.
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- Line 26: Add the small-batch MTP test module marked with pytestmark =
pytest.mark.cpu_only to the CPU test list in l0_cpu.yml so its draft-row
selection, cleanup, group-voting, and eligibility checks run in that CI stage.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds Rubin-specific GLM-5.2 low-latency support for TP4, TP8, and TP16. It adds CUDA kernels and PyTorch operators, updates model routing and speculative-decoding paths, and redirects related builds and tests. It also changes startup-profiling resource-release order and applies a pinned UCX timer patch.
Changes
Rubin low-latency GLM
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Summary
Deployment routing and registration .github/CODEOWNERS, tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/_router_index.py, models/{__init__.py,glm_moe_dsa*/routing.py}, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/*
Adds Rubin routing for supported configurations, allows multiple route candidates per architecture, and tests unique-match and ambiguity handling.
Model execution and MTP draft paths models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/{modeling.py,_full_context.py,_mtp.py,_mtp_worker.py,_small_batch_draft.py}
Extends the target to TP4, TP8, and TP16. Adds full-context indexing, TP4/TP8 small-batch draft paths, and TP-specific decode setup.
MoE, router, and GEMM kernels cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsa*/*{LowMBf16Moe,MoeFusedRouter,RouterGemm,Gemm2K256}*, cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/*{LowMBf16Moe,RoutedExperts,RouterGemm}*, models/.../ops/{gemm,moe}/*
Adds multi-token BF16 MoE, router paths through 32 tokens, wider fused-A GEMM support, and specialized K256 FC2 dispatch.
Build and test updates cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/CMakeLists.txt, cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/CMakeLists.txt, tests/integration/*, tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/*
Redirects tests to Rubin paths and adds coverage for new TP configurations, graph replay, IPC operations, accuracy, and acceptance behavior.
Startup-profiling resource release
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Resource release order tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/{_util.py,py_executor.py}, tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py
Adds a startup-profiling option that shuts down resource managers before the KV-cache transceiver.
UCX timer patch
Layer / File(s)
Summary
UCX install update docker/common/install_ucx.sh
Fetches and applies the configured timer-fix commit after checking out the pinned UCX revision.
sequenceDiagram
participant RouterResolver
participant RubinRoute
participant LowLatencyTarget
participant DecodeTarget
participant MTPDraftWorker
participant SmallBatchDraftKernels
RouterResolver->>RubinRoute: Resolve model configuration and device capability
RubinRoute->>LowLatencyTarget: Select supported Rubin target
LowLatencyTarget->>DecodeTarget: Configure TP-specific decode paths
LowLatencyTarget->>MTPDraftWorker: Set up TP4/TP8 draft worker
MTPDraftWorker->>SmallBatchDraftKernels: Run eligible small-batch draft steps
LoadingMerge Risk: Low · up to 2a8b1
This adds Rubin low-latency GLM-5.2 support for TP4, TP8, and TP16. The implementation looks sound. Before merge, add the missing indexer-head guard to the Rubin route so unsupported checkpoints fall back cleanly. Also tighten or register several tests so regressions in the new kernels are caught in CI.
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Make finalize feed a following plain_reduce in the replay sequence.
The proposed second default ipc.plain_reduce would still follow a producer that triggers completion after writing its residual. It cannot expose the pre-wait read in reduceKernel.
Pass b[1] directly to a following plain_reduce, and compare that reduce's residual output with a reference that synchronizes between finalize and the following reduce. Keep the existing premoе check as well.
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def sequence():
a = ipc.plain_reduce(norm, x, residual)
b = ipc.finalize(fc2, weights, indices, shared, a[1], norm)
- # The shared FP4 kernel preloads residual before its PDL dependency wait.- # Complete this synthetic direct dependency before allowing that preload.- return ipc.premoe(b[0], b[1].clone(), norm, scale)+ c = ipc.plain_reduce(norm, x, b[1])+ d = ipc.premoe(b[0], b[1].clone(), norm, scale)+ return (c[1], *d)
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successful bindings unchanged.
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- Around line 411-423: Add a remapped Cell in the latent certified-cell cases
using _cell with seq_len_q of 8 or fewer and gather_before_wait=True. Keep the
existing batch-generated cells unchanged so the 16-split early-gather
specialization is exercised independently.
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- Around line 590-609: Clarify the execution scope of the four Rubin accuracy
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QA, add the module to the appropriate test selector; if they are local-only,
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@tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_custom_ops.py:
- Line 21: Add a fake registration for glm_intra_node_reduce_supported to the
Rubin _cpp_fakes module so test_register_fake recognizes the
trtllm::glm_intra_node_reduce_supported schema; leave the pre-existing missing
GLM fakes unchanged.
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- Around line 621-640: Update test_latent_cuda_graph_replay to vary q, kv_pool,
and remapped indices before each graph replay, then run a fresh eager call with
those same inputs and compare its output to the replay result. Preserve the
existing token-slice and NaN-canary assertions.
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- Around line 15-21: Ensure test_intra_node_reduce_op_matrix is selected for CI
by adding its comm test directory to the test-db list matching its GPU
requirements, alongside the sibling SM107 low-latency directories; use the
single-node GR100 list if that is the required configuration.
---
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- Around line 229-258: Update the sequence function so finalize’s residual
output b[1] feeds a following plain_reduce, and include that reduce’s residual
output in the comparison. Build the reference with synchronization between
finalize and the following reduce to expose the dependency ordering issue;
preserve the existing premoe check.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Log a warning when TP4 IPC binding fails.
IpcCollectives.bind returns (None, reason) when it cannot bind. In that case _fast returns False for every TP4 row count. Every TP4 decode step and draft step then runs on the built-in layer stack. _ipc_reason is stored but never logged. As a result, a TP4 deployment can lose the whole optimized decode path without any visible message. Log _ipc_reason once, on rank 0, when the binding fails.
Proposed change
self._ipc, self._ipc_reason = IpcCollectives.bind(
self.mapping, workspaces, max_rows=24, hidden=self.hidden_size
)
+ if self._ipc is None and self.mapping.rank == 0:+ logger.warning(+ f"GLM-5.2 Rubin TP4: IPC collectives unavailable ({self._ipc_reason}); "+ "decode uses the built-in layer stack"+ )
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around lines 310 - 319:
Update the TP4 binding flow around IpcCollectives.bind to log a warning once on
rank 0 when the returned IPC binding is None, including _ipc_reason and noting
that decoding will use the built-in layer stack; leave successful bindings
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Add a latent cell with gather_before_wait=True and 8 or fewer query tokens.
invokeGlmSparseMlaFlashDecodeLatent chooses 16 splits when numTokensQ <= 8. Otherwise it chooses 8 splits. The <kSplits16, kRemap, kGatherBeforeWait> template value then selects the kernel specialization.
Only the verify cell with batch == 2 sets gather_before_wait. That cell has 12 tokens, so only Heads16Kernel<8, true, true> runs. No cell runs Heads16Kernel<16, true, true>.
The production TP4 caller in modeling.py passes early_gather at small decode batches. One example is verify batch 1 with 6 tokens. These calls take the untested 16-split early-gather path. In that specialization, the pre-wait prefetch stride and the slot mapping use h16::kSplits == 16 and kTokensPerCta == 128. A regression in either one would not be caught.
Add one remapped cell with 8 or fewer tokens and gather_before_wait=True. One option is seq_len_q=6, kv_lens=(4101,). Another option is the 8-query boundary cell with gather_before_wait=True. test_latent_certified_cells picks the new cell up automatically.
As per path instructions, flag any "configuration option ... runtime behavior ... with no meaningful test".
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around lines 411 - 423:
Add a remapped Cell in the latent certified-cell cases using _cell with
seq_len_q of 8 or fewer and gather_before_wait=True. Keep the existing
batch-generated cells unchanged so the 16-split early-gather specialization is
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Confirm the execution scope of the four new Rubin accuracy tests.
The PR adds four multi-GPU Rubin cases: TP16/K7, TP4/B3/K5, TP8/B2/K3, and TP8/B1/K7. No test-db/ or qa/ list selects accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.py. The changed l0_gr100.yml and l0_cpu.yml entries select only unit-test directories.
If these are CI or QA tests, add selectors to the appropriate list. If they are local-only tests, document that intent. The reported full-corpus results do not establish the execution scope.
Test coverage summary:
Added test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.py with four cases.
The cases cover GSM8K accuracy, speculative-decoding acceptance length, batch probes, KV-capacity evidence, and optimized-kernel trace checks.
No CI or QA selector covers the new accuracy module.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.
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lines 590 - 609:
Clarify the execution scope of the four Rubin accuracy tests in
TestModelingV2Glm52Nvfp4Sm107LowLatency: if they are intended for CI or QA, add
the module to the appropriate test selector; if they are local-only, document
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#!/bin/bashset -u
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, rethop = pathlib.Path("cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsaRubin")fake = pathlib.Path("tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/ops/_cpp_fakes.py")# Extract literal schema names from m.def calls, including multiline calls.schema_names = []for path in sorted(thop.glob("*.cpp")): text = path.read_text() for match in re.finditer(r'\bm\.def\s*\(\s*"([^"]+)', text): name = match.group(1).split("(", 1)[0] if name.startswith("glm_"): schema_names.append((name, str(path), text[:match.start()].count("\n") + 1))fake_names = []text = fake.read_text()for match in re.finditer(r'@torch\.library\.register_fake\(\s*"([^"]+)"\s*\)', text): fake_names.append((match.group(1), str(fake), text[:match.start()].count("\n") + 1))print("--- GLM schemas declared by Rubin THOP ---")for name, path, line in schema_names: print(f"{name}\t{path}:{line}")print("--- Rubin fake registrations ---")for name, path, line in fake_names: print(f"{name}\t{path}:{line}")declared = {name for name, _, _ in schema_names}fakes = {name.split("::", 1)[-1] for name, _, _ in fake_names}print("--- missing by exact basename ---")for name in sorted(declared - fakes): print(name)print("--- extra GLM fakes not found in literal m.def schemas ---")for name in sorted(fakes - declared): if name.startswith("glm_"): print(name)PYprintf'%s\n''--- remaining fake module ---'
nl -ba tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/ops/_cpp_fakes.py | sed -n '240,420p'printf'%s\n''--- base-to-head fake diff ---'
git diff --find-renames --unified=20 23a8d36397dc7dcf0d5371c243e67651115c0910 10aa248d6f2fb18c5fa2b48417ff603afb0eda1e -- \
tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__tp16/ops/_cpp_fakes.py \
tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/ops/_cpp_fakes.py
Repository: NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM
Length of output: 9534
Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, re, subprocessbase = "23a8d36397dc7dcf0d5371c243e67651115c0910"head = "10aa248d6f2fb18c5fa2b48417ff603afb0eda1e"def show(rev, path): p = subprocess.run(["git", "show", f"{rev}:{path}"], text=True, capture_output=True) return p.stdout if p.returncode == 0 else ""def schemas(text): return sorted(set( m.group(1).split("(", 1)[0] for m in re.finditer(r'\bm\.def\s*\(\s*"([^"]+)', text) if m.group(1).split("(", 1)[0].startswith("glm_") ))def fakes(text): return sorted(set(m.group(1) for m in re.finditer( r'@torch\.library\.register_fake\(\s*"([^"]+)"\s*\)', text )))for rev, thop_dir, fake_path in [ (base, "cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsa", "tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__tp16/ops/_cpp_fakes.py"), (head, "cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsaRubin", "tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/ops/_cpp_fakes.py"),]: out = subprocess.run( ["git", "ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", rev, thop_dir], text=True, capture_output=True, check=True ).stdout.splitlines() declared = set() for path in out: if path.endswith(".cpp"): declared.update(schemas(show(rev, path))) fake_set = set(fakes(show(rev, fake_path))) fake_basenames = {n.split("::", 1)[-1] for n in fake_set} print(f"--- {rev} ---") print("schemas:", ", ".join(sorted(declared))) print("missing:", ", ".join(sorted(declared - fake_basenames))) print("fake_count:", len(fake_set))print("--- base/head CMake files ---")for rev, path in [ (base, "cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsa/CMakeLists.txt"), (head, "cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/glmMoeDsaRubin/CMakeLists.txt"),]: print(f"[{rev}:{path}]") print(show(rev, path))PY
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Add a fake registration for glm_intra_node_reduce_supported.
The PR adds trtllm::glm_intra_node_reduce_supported, but the imported Rubin _cpp_fakes module does not register a fake for it. test_register_fake does not waive this schema, so the test can report it as missing after schema discovery.
The old non-Rubin GLM tree was renamed to the Rubin tree. The other missing GLM fakes predate this PR.
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Add a fake registration for glm_intra_node_reduce_supported to the Rubin
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Change the inputs between graph replays in test_latent_cuda_graph_replay.
The test replays the graph three times with the same q, kv_pool, and indices that eager mode used. It then compares each replay to the saved eager tensor. Suppose a regression bakes capture-time state into the graph, such as a host-read length or a copied indices buffer. The test still passes, because the inputs never change.
The folded test_capture_and_replay_match_the_eager_call in this PR already handles this. It refills q, kv_pool, and indices before each replay. It then compares the replay to a fresh eager call. Apply the same pattern here. The 12-token cell runs with gather_before_wait=True, so new indices also exercise the pre-wait reads under replay.
🧪 Proposed change
case = _latent_case(cell.spec, 9100 + tokens)
output = latent_op(**case.kwargs)
torch.cuda.synchronize()
- eager = output[:tokens].clone()
graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph()
with torch.cuda.graph(graph):
latent_op(**case.kwargs)
- for _ in range(3):+ gen = torch.Generator(device="cuda").manual_seed(9150 + tokens)+ gen_cpu = torch.Generator().manual_seed(9150 + tokens)+ spec = cell.spec+ for _ in range(3):+ _fill_e4m3_(case.kwargs["q"].view(torch.uint8), gen)+ _fill_e4m3_(case.kwargs["kv_pool"].view(torch.uint8), gen)+ if spec["remap"]:+ case.kwargs["indices"].copy_(+ _select(spec["kv_lens"], spec["seq_len_q"], spec["top_k"], spec["holes"], gen_cpu)+ )
output.fill_(float("nan"))
graph.replay()
torch.cuda.synchronize()
- assert torch.equal(output[:tokens], eager)+ replay = output[:tokens].clone()
assert torch.isnan(output[tokens:].float()).all()
+ output.fill_(float("nan"))+ latent_op(**case.kwargs)+ torch.cuda.synchronize()+ assert torch.equal(output[:tokens], replay)
Test coverage summary:
Modified tests:
test_capture_and_replay_match_the_eager_call now runs three IDs: tp16-b1-q8, tp8-b2-q4, and tp8-b1-q8. It changes the inputs between replays and checks the canaries.
test_reads_the_rows_the_kv_append_writes_in_the_dsa_pool now runs with 4 and 8 heads.
_build now takes a heads value from the spec.
Added tests:
test_latent_certified_cells, run with both early_trigger values.
test_latent_cuda_graph_replay with 6, 12, and 18 tokens.
test_latent_refuses_more_than_twenty_two_queries.
test_latent_output_abi_is_explicit.
test_latent_padded_output_stride.
test_latent_early_trigger_with_prewait_v_b with 1, 3, 6, 12, and 18 tokens.
Covered behavior:
The TP8 folded path.
The latent split boundary at 8 and 9 tokens, and the 22-token ceiling.
Output ABI and stride rejection.
PDL trigger ordering with the pre-wait v_b BMM.
Gaps:
Latent graph replay does not change its inputs (this comment).
The 16-split early-gather specialization has no cell (see the comment on sparse_mla_flash_decode.py).
This prompt does not show whether a tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/ list (for example l0_gr100.yml) selects this file or its parent directory. Please confirm that the tests are meant to run in CI.
Verdict: needs follow-up.
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around lines 621 - 640:
Update test_latent_cuda_graph_replay to vary q, kv_pool, and remapped indices
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test_intra_node_reduce_op_matrix lives in the comm/ subdirectory of the SM107 low-latency family. No test-db list selects that directory or this test. Sibling subdirectories are listed in l0_gr100.yml, but comm/ is not.
If the test is meant for CI, add it to the list that matches its GPU requirement. For a single-node GR100 run, add the directory next to its siblings:
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around lines 15 - 21:
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dongfengy
changed the title
[None][feat] Isolate Rubin GLM and support four low-latency configurations
[None][feat] Staircase: Rubin GLM Conc up to 56
Oct 31, 2026
dongfengy
changed the title
[None][feat] Staircase: Rubin GLM Conc up to 56
[None][feat] Staircase: Rubin GLM Optimized Low Latency (Conc up to 56)
Oct 31, 2026
Move Rubin Python models, native kernels and bindings, routing, and tests into the glm_moe_dsa_rubin and glmMoeDsaRubin families. Register Blackwell and Rubin independently and require a unique deployment match.
Carry forward TP4/TP8/TP16 kernel support and four-configuration accuracy coverage. Update CMake, ownership, and existing test references for the relocated files.
Validation: changed Python AST parsing and applicable pre-commit hooks passed. No build, accuracy, performance, or CI jobs were run for this commit.
Signed-off-by: Dongfeng Yu <dongfengy@nvidia.com>
Apply upstream UCX commit 62182080282372e27a5cad45f23b7ac424b7cd94
on the existing 65e342a82dd2609a28c8c2b8c45ed7fe2cb33fa0 base.
Advancing the timer wheel before invoking callbacks prevents rearmed
timers from firing again in one catch-up sweep and falsely timing out
UD peers during NIXL transfers.
Upstream: openucx/ucx#12163
Validated the stock/fixed native timer regression and all four Rubin
GLM full GSM8K/acceptance-length and one-hour performance workloads
with this exact UCS patch over the unchanged model runtime.
Signed-off-by: Dongfeng Yu <dongfengy@nvidia.com>
Keep NIXL alive while initial profiling KV pools are released so their
VMM allocations are reclaimed before the final cache is built. Opt in only
at unpublished startup profiling; retain default and terminal cleanup
ordering. Update the existing mock expectation for the explicit argument.
Signed-off-by: Dongfeng Yu <dongfengy@nvidia.com>
Add cells for 4–6 tokens on the multi-token kernel.
The op now accepts 1 to kLowMBf16MoeMaxTokens (6) tokens. invokeLowMBf16MoeMulti compiles separate kTokens = 4, 5, 6 instances of lowMBf16MoeMultiFc1Kernel and lowMBf16MoeMultiFc2Kernel. The new cells cover only 1–3 tokens (TP4) and 1–2 tokens (TP8). test_cuda_graph_replay_matches_eager also stops at 3 tokens.
At 5 and 6 tokens the FC2 kernel uses a second mma token group (kGroups = 2; B columns of tokens 4 and 5). At 4–6 tokens the shared-memory sizing (numStages, fc2Stages) also differs. CI can miss an indexing error in actRows[q], in m = q * kMultiTokensPerMma + t, or in the stage choice.
The header says each output row is bit-identical to invokeLowMBf16Moe on that token alone. A direct check of that claim would catch mixed-up token rows.
Smallest practical change:
Extend the TP4 generator to for tokens in (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) with at least the random routing.
Add a test in test_modeling_v2_lowm_bf16_moe.py that runs a 6-token call. Assert torch.equal(out[m], op(x[m:m+1], logits[m:m+1], ...)[0]) for each m.
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around lines 50 - 65:
Extend the TP4 Cell generator to cover tokens 1 through 6, including at least
random routing, so the multi-token kernel’s larger token counts are exercised.
Add a six-token check in test_cuda_graph_replay_matches_eager that compares each
output row with a separate single-token op call using the corresponding input
and logits row.
The estimation test already verifies that configure_kv_cache_capacity passes startup_profiling=True. Add a startup_profiling=True case to tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/test_executor_resource_rebind.py and assert that cache shutdown occurs before transceiver shutdown.
This is a test-coverage gap for already-correct behavior, not a major stability issue.
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Add a startup_profiling=True case in the resource-rebind tests, using the
existing test setup to assert that cache shutdown occurs before transceiver
shutdown. Locate the behavior in the startup_profiling branch of the executor
teardown flow and keep the change limited to test coverage.
The one-wave tests already run one_wave=True at (8, 19360, 6144) and at the smaller row counts. They compare the output with op.reference, so they catch wrong values. They do not check which tile ran. one_wave_tactic states that its output equals the default output. A change that makes it return the 64-row tactic unchanged would leave every output identical and pass CI. The halved grid would then go untested.
Add an assertion to test_one_wave_lm_head_numeric or the graph test. For the 8-row TP8 LM-head case, the assertion should check that one_wave_tactic(...) returns mma_m == 128. Use device_limits and splitk_default_tactic from _low_m_splitk to build the inputs. Skip the assertion on devices where the 64-row grid does not exceed sm_count.
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around lines 111 - 114:
Add a tactic-selection assertion to test_one_wave_lm_head_numeric for the 8-row
TP8 LM-head case, using device_limits and splitk_default_tactic to construct the
inputs to one_wave_tactic. Assert that the selected tactic has mma_m equal to
128, and skip this assertion when the 64-row grid does not exceed sm_count.
Add a cell where one expert receives more token rows than one tile.
The 9–24-row fused router supports multiple tiles per expert. When an expert receives more rows than tileTokensDim, it owns several CTA tiles, and each tile writes its own mPtrCtaIdxXyToBatchIdx entry (glmMoeFusedRouter.cu:907). No test in this file reaches that branch.
The 9–24-row cells and the fused-versus-separate tests draw each router input row independently. At tile 8, an expert needs nine or more rows before a second tile exists. Independent random rows give about 0.4–0.6 rows per expert, so that branch does not run. A wrong MN limit or permuted-row offset on a second tile can pass these tests.
Smallest test: add a cell, or a routing option in _case, that repeats one router input row for 12 or 18 tokens. Derive logits, chosen, xq, and the scalars from the repeated row. Every token then selects the same 8 experts. Each expert gets 12 or 18 rows, which is 2 or 3 tiles at tile 8. Compare the output against reference. Use 12 rows for the GEMV front end (through 16 rows) and 18 rows for the tensor-core front end (17–24).
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Add a routed-experts test case using repeated router input rows so every token
selects the same eight experts and each expert receives multiple 8-row tiles.
Cover 12 rows for the GEMV front end and 18 rows for the tensor-core front end;
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- Around line 54-60: Update the Rubin route to read `index_n_heads` from
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- Line 52: Replace the shared accuracy floor with a per-case accuracy reference
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margin of about two to three standard errors. Preserve the existing upper bound
and use the shared floor only as a fallback if a case has no reference.
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- Around line 10-12: Update the `pytestmark` skip condition to also skip when
fewer than four CUDA devices are visible, while preserving the SM107 requirement
and providing a reason that reflects both requirements.
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- Line 26: Add the small-batch MTP test module marked with pytestmark =
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- Around line 111-114: Add a tactic-selection assertion to
test_one_wave_lm_head_numeric for the 8-row TP8 LM-head case, using
device_limits and splitk_default_tactic to construct the inputs to
one_wave_tactic. Assert that the selected tactic has mma_m equal to 128, and
skip this assertion when the 64-row grid does not exceed sm_count.
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- Around line 50-65: Extend the TP4 Cell generator to cover tokens 1 through 6,
including at least random routing, so the multi-token kernel’s larger token
counts are exercised. Add a six-token check in
test_cuda_graph_replay_matches_eager that compares each output row with a
separate single-token op call using the corresponding input and logits row.
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- Around line 446-465: Add a routed-experts test case using repeated router
input rows so every token selects the same eight experts and each expert
receives multiple 8-row tiles. Cover 12 rows for the GEMV front end and 18 rows
for the tensor-core front end; derive logits, chosen experts, quantized inputs,
and scalars from the repeated row, then compare the result with reference.
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Reject index_n_heads values other than 32 in the Rubin route.
The sm103 route rejects any index_n_heads other than 32. The Rubin route does not check it. The Rubin target asserts a fixed fused-A row count, FUSED_A_INDEXER_OUT_FEATURES, that corresponds to the 32-head layout. A checkpoint with another head count can match _SHAPE and pass every Rubin route check. The route then returns the Rubin target. Target construction can fail with AssertionError instead of raising NoTarget. Under auto, that failure can stop the deployment instead of falling back to the built-in model.
Add the head-count check to the route, and report the value in the NoTarget message.
if (
compute_capability == (10, 7)
and shape == _SHAPE
+ and index_n_heads == 32
and pure_tp
and mtp_eagle_or_none
and kv_cache_quant_algo == QuantAlgo.FP8
):
Add an index_n_heads=64 case to the near-miss cases in tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/test_routing.py. The test should assert that route raises NoTarget.
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Tighten the accuracy floor so it can detect regressions.
_ACCURACY_FLOOR = 90.0 applies to all four cases. The reported scores are near 95.8% (for example, P3 scored 1,264/1,319). At n=1319, one standard error is about 0.55 points. A 90% floor therefore accepts a regression of about 10 standard errors. Each case already freezes its own acceptance-length reference. Freeze a per-case accuracy reference the same way, for example accuracy_reference on AccuracyCase. Then gate on that reference minus about 2–3 standard errors. As written, an accuracy regression in an optimized kernel can pass while acceptance length stays inside its band.
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class AccuracyCase:
...
al_reference: float | None
+ accuracy_reference: float | None = None
...
- for name, score in scores.items():- assert _ACCURACY_FLOOR <= score <= 100.0, (+ floor_acc = (case.accuracy_reference - 1.7) if case.accuracy_reference else _ACCURACY_FLOOR+ for name, score in scores.items():+ assert floor_acc <= score <= 100.0, (
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Skip the test when fewer than four GPUs are visible.
The pytestmark gate checks only the SM version. On an SM107 host with fewer than four visible devices, the test does not skip. _rank_job.run calls _devices(), which asserts len(devices) >= WORLD_SIZE and raises AssertionError. Add the device-count condition to the gate so these hosts skip with a reason.
Added: test_intra_node_reduce_op_matrix, with cta1 in {"0", "1"} and fp32 in {"0", "1"}. That gives four parameterized cases.
Each case sets TRTLLM_MOE_FINALIZE_CTA1 and ALL_REDUCE_FUSION_KERNEL_ACC_FP32, then runs the intra_node_reduce launcher on four devices.
The launcher's subprocess exit status provides the pass or fail result. Its per-case behavior was not inspected in this review.
Test-list registration was not checked.
Verdict: needs follow-up, because the device-count gate is missing.
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Superseded by three independent PRs, each containing one commit directly on main base
66190c8fd547a1d9c4fa93e3619a1ad56d8cb128:The original combined branch and validation record below are retained. The split preserves each patch; no new build, test, performance or CI jobs were launched for it.
The Rubin SM107 implementation moves from
glm_moe_dsa/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__tp16/into the separateglm_moe_dsa_rubinfamily and expands to TP4/TP8/TP16. Its C++ kernels and bindings move fromglmMoeDsa/toglmMoeDsaRubin/; model-local tests move with it. The existing Blackwell family remains underglm_moe_dsa/.Description
GLM-5.2-NVFP4's Rubin path currently shares the GLM family directory and targets TP16. This change gives Rubin its own
glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latencymodel, loader, ops and tests, with C++ kernels and Torch bindings underglmMoeDsaRubin. Routing supports independent Blackwell/Rubin families for the same checkpoint architecture and rejects ambiguous matches.The Rubin target supports TP4, TP8 and TP16, including the four batch/draft configurations below. Model and kernel updates cover small-batch MoE routing/GEMMs, communication, sparse MLA and MTP execution. Shared executor/router scheduling and KV-transfer-overlap optimizations from the performance reference are outside this PR's scope. The small shared-executor change below only fixes initial KV-cache profiling cleanup.
The installer backports UCX #12163, commit
62182080282372e27a5cad45f23b7ac424b7cd94, onto pinned UCX base65e342a82dd2609a28c8c2b8c45ed7fe2cb33fa0. Advancing the timer-wheel cursor before callbacks prevents false UD peer timeouts during NIXL transfer when timers are rearmed during catch-up.UCX timeout: failure, investigation, and fix
Observed failure
During P4 disaggregated serving, NIXL reported
Endpoint timeout (-80)while transferring KV data. Tracing the sender's UCX endpoint to its remote UD endpoint showed that the receiver had already incorrectly timed out and deleted that connection several minutes earlier.Selected messages from one P4 diagnostic run with CUDA IPC disabled, in chronological order (2026-10-31 UTC; host/PID prefixes omitted and sender/receiver labels added). The same failure chain also reproduced with the original transport selection:
The impossible
18446744073.71 secvalue is the key clue: the elapsed-time calculation wrapped as an unsigned integer. The later sender-side 30.92-second timeout is a consequence of the lost peer connection.How it was isolated
libucs, without GLM or GPU execution. The old library dispatches a callback-rearmed timer repeatedly in one overdue sweep; the patched library dispatches it once and passes wraparound, cancellation and rescheduling checks.The bug and fix
In the old timer wheel, an overdue sweep invokes callbacks while its cursor still points into earlier time slots. A callback can rearm its timer into a later slot that the same sweep has yet to visit. When UD's keepalive callback runs again, it can subtract a freshly updated send timestamp from the sweep's older timestamp. That unsigned underflow produces the false peer timeout above.
Upstream UCX #12163, merged on October 29, collects expired timers and advances the wheel cursor before invoking callbacks, preserving cancellation/rescheduling semantics.
docker/common/install_ucx.shapplies that exact fix (62182080282372e27a5cad45f23b7ac424b7cd94) to the existing pinned UCX base (65e342a82dd2609a28c8c2b8c45ed7fe2cb33fa0). Validation retained the original eight-thread configuration and transport selection; it did not rely on increasing timeouts or disabling dedicated threads.Why this workload exposed it
Our disaggregated setup creates connections for eight dedicated NIXL UCX workers during metadata exchange. Transfers are split among workers according to their descriptor count, so some connections exist for minutes before their worker first handles a sufficiently large KV transfer. In the captured P4 failure, the receiver had already deleted such a connection before a later KV transfer activated the previously idle sender worker. P4's multiple generation instances and varying KV transfer sizes expose this connection lifecycle.
This is a timing-dependent UCX defect, not a GLM/Rubin-only condition. Idle time or eight threads alone is not sufficient: stock UCX also passed a full P1 run, a P4 run with dedicated threads disabled, and a smaller idle-connection test. The specific trigger is the overdue-sweep/rearm ordering above. Aggregate serving does not exercise this CTX-to-GEN NIXL KV-transfer path, and we have not established that other TRT-LLM users never encounter the defect. The exact endpoint-level failure chain was captured for P4; the earlier P1 failure was not independently attributed to this mechanism.
Startup KV-cache OOM after updating the main base
Initial context-worker startup retained its temporary profiling KV cache, so allocating the final cache failed even though cleanup had run. In the reproduced configuration, the temporary pool retained 49.78125 GiB per rank; the final allocation needed about 93.6 GiB while only about 78 GiB was free.
The executor-reuse change in #20359 changed profiling teardown from releasing the cache managers before NIXL to shutting down NIXL first. Matched old-runtime controls and an isolated registration/free-order probe reproduced the dependence on this order; no peer transfer was needed. This establishes the cleanup-order problem, but does not identify the precise internal UCX/CUDA owner retaining the allocation. It is separate from the UCX timer-wheel defect above.
The fix opts only the unpublished initial sizing phase into releasing its temporary resource managers before NIXL shutdown. Its local dummy requests do not transfer KV, and the executor has not yet published its serving endpoints. Existing thread joins, graph cleanup and CUDA synchronization remain in place; normal serving shutdown retains its existing order.
The fix changes two runtime files (+15/−7) and one existing test assertion (three files total, +16/−8; no new test cases). The original context configuration then reclaimed exactly 49.78125 GiB per rank, allocated its final cache and reached health 200. All four full disaggregated runs below also started successfully.
Test Coverage
The results below validate commit
2a8b1662501f57713de3771d25d7457517e121deon main base66190c8fd547a1d9c4fa93e3619a1ad56d8cb128.tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.pycovers all four configurations, guarded for Rubin and the required MPI rank count. Each ran the full 1,319-question GSM8K corpus, checked optimized decode/draft execution and passed the existing accuracy and MTP acceptance-length criteria. Accuracy runs measured real AL with forced acceptance disabled.P2 flexible-extract accuracy was 1273/1319; strict and flexible scores agree for the other points. Accuracy jobs: P1–P4 =
921082 / 921083 / 921088 / 921089.All four original disaggregated performance configurations completed their full 3,600-second measurement phase: 23,585 measured requests, zero errors or cancellations. Performance retains the original configured forced acceptance; the real AL measurements are from the separate accuracy runs above.
All points use one CTX instance with TP4/EP4 and attention DP. GEN uses one TP16 instance for P1, three TP4 instances for P2, and three TP8 instances for P3/P4, with the batch/draft settings above.
Here, x =
1000 / request-level p90 ITL (ms)in tokens/s/user, and y =total measured input + output tokens / observed duration / all CTX and GEN GPUsin tokens/s/GPU.The previous accepted version used
fde63004on the earlier main base with the same patched UCX overlay. These comparisons measure the whole branch, not the isolated effect of the startup cleanup fix. P4 remains below MR !134 by 5.68% in x and 3.93% in y; the cause of that remaining gap has not been established. Performance jobs: P1–P4 =921072 / 921073 / 921079 / 921081.All current accuracy and performance runs used the
2a8b1662runtime on immutable image19760 plus the exact UCX #12163 overlay. Runtime and library identity were verified in all 36 accuracy workers and 92 performance workers. The native timer reproducer fails against stock UCS and passes against the backport. Normal deployment requires rebuilding the image with the updatedinstall_ucx.sh; these runs validate the patched overlay, not a rebuilt image.PR Checklist
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test_glm_moe_dsa.py. Adds and updates unit tests across routing, attention, DSA, GEMM, MoE, speculative decoding, sampling, IPC reduction, and communication.l0_cpu.ymlselects the Rubin routing and draft-exchange tests.l0_gr100.ymlselects the Rubin attention, DSA, embedding, GEMM, MoE, quantization, and speculative-decoding test directories. No manual-QA list entries were found in the supplied search.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/_experimental/modeling_v2/_router_index.py,models/__init__.py, both familyrouting.pyfiles, andREADME.md: Verify unique-match routing, family-specific hardware constraints, and the documented TP topology.models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/glm_5_2_nvfp4__sm_107__low_latency/modeling.py,_full_context.py,_mtp.py,_mtp_worker.py,_small_batch_draft.py, andweights.py: Verify TP4/TP8/TP16 dispatch, draft eligibility, state updates, and fallback behavior.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmDraftSampleGlue.cu,glmIntraNodeLamport.cuh,glmIntraNodeReduce.cu/.h, and the correspondingthop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmIntraNodeReduceOp.cpp: Verify cluster synchronization, four-rank IPC validation, reduction and finalization numerics, workspace ownership, and rejected functionalization.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmSparseMlaFlashDecode.cu/.handthop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmSparseMlaFlashDecodeOp.cpp: Verify 4-/8-head folded decode, 16-head latent output, output strides, remapping, and trigger ordering.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmLowMBf16Moe.cu/.h,glmMoeFusedRouter.cu/.h,glmRouterGemm.cu/.h,glmMoeGemm2K256.cu/.h, andthop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmRoutedExpertsOp.cpp: Verify shape limits, routing metadata, numerical tolerances, and K128/K256 selection.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmVerifyHeadSample.cu/.handthop/glmMoeDsaRubin/glmVerifyHeadSampleOp.cpp: Verify sampling filters, RNG inputs, fallback behavior, and workspace bounds.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/glmMoeDsaRubin/, and corresponding THOP include changes: Verify all bindings resolve to the intended Rubin declarations. Several old GLM DSA kernel implementations were deleted; verify no consumers still require them.docker/common/install_ucx.sh: Verify the pinned commit applies reproducibly and that a rebuilt image includes the backport.tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa_rubin.py: Adds the four reported GSM8K/MTP configurations. The supplied test-list changes do not establish that this accuracy definition is scheduled.tests/integration/defs/accuracy/modeling_v2/test_glm_moe_dsa.py: Removes the former SM107 TP16 accuracy suite; verify the new Rubin suite provides the intended replacement coverage.tests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/models/glm_moe_dsa_rubin/test_routing.pyandtests/unittest/_torch/modeling_v2/test_modeling_v2_routing.py: Cover target selection, decline reasons, ambiguity, and duplicate registration. The Rubin routing test is listed inl0_cpu.yml.attention/: Cover folded and latent sparse MLA, including graph replay, shape errors, and trigger settings. Listed inl0_gr100.yml.comm/: Cover IPC reduction, MNNVL operations, graph replay, and workspace behavior. The new reduction matrix has no explicit path in the suppliedl0_cpu.ymlorl0_gr100.ymlmatches.dsa/: Cover full-context TopK, histogram indexing, metadata, and graph replay. Listed inl0_gr100.yml.embedding/,gemm/,moe/, andquantization/: Cover operator behavior, expanded shape limits, replay, and specialized kernel paths. These directories are listed inl0_gr100.yml.spec/: Cover draft exchange, small-batch MTP, token tables, and verify-head sampling. The spec directory is listed inl0_gr100.yml; the CPU draft-exchange test is also listed inl0_cpu.yml.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.ymlandl0_gr100.yml: Replace prior GLM test paths with Rubin routing, draft-exchange, and operator suites.tests/integration/defs/.test_durationsandtests/integration/test_lists/waives.txt: Update paths to the renamed Rubin tests; durations and waiver identifiers are reported as unchanged..github/CODEOWNERS: Changes ownership for GLM Rubin model, kernel, THOP, and test paths. Verify the intended owners cover all new directories.tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/_util.py,py_executor.py, andtests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py: Change startup-profiling resource-release order and update its unit-test expectation. Verify cleanup ordering in both startup-profiling and normal-release cases.tests/unittest/_torch/kernels/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_custom_ops.pyand the relocated Rubin test modules: Update imports to the Rubin package. Their changed test areas are covered by the listed CI directories where applicable.