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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe vanity gateway replaces standalone LLM Gateway host mappings with ChangesLLM model configuration and validation
LLM model routing and proxying
Upstream health reporting
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds LLM Gateway routing and request rewriting, but the current head still contains reported lint issues in changed code that can fail the validation pipeline. The PR is not merge-ready until those issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant VanityGateway
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Client->>VanityGateway: Send OpenAI request with model
VanityGateway->>OpenAIDirector: Resolve model route
OpenAIDirector->>LLMGatewayDirector: Send rewritten LLM request
LLMGatewayDirector->>LLMGateway: Forward request with headers and metadata
LLMGateway-->>LLMGatewayDirector: Return response or SSE stream
LLMGatewayDirector-->>Client: Return proxied response
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/h2.go`:
- Around line 188-190: Explicitly discard the error returned by
llmGatewayDirector.ServeProxy in the POST handler by assigning the call result
to the blank identifier, while preserving its existing proxy error handling.
In `@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/health.go`:
- Around line 40-45: Add regression coverage for the health-check setup around
upstreamHealthCheck, verifying that the NVCF endpoint is requested with /health
and the LLM Gateway endpoint with /healthz. Ensure the test exercises the
llmGatewayEndpoint branch and fails if either upstream path is swapped or
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`@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/llm_gateway_director.go`:
- Around line 48-57: The NewLLMGatewayDirector constructor currently retains
only the endpoint host and scheme, so path prefixes are lost for proxy traffic.
Preserve endpointUrl.Path in the LLMGatewayDirector and apply it when
constructing proxy requests, or explicitly reject non-root paths; ensure health
checks and proxied requests use the same configured base path. Add a regression
test covering an endpoint with a path prefix.
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The gateway could only proxy to the invocation service, because the upstream came from a single process-wide NVCF_API_ENDPOINT. Operators who run the LLM Gateway had no way to serve its OpenAI-compatible endpoints from a gateway hostname. A new v2config.llmGateway section maps hosts to the LLM Gateway named by the new LLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINT variable. Each host serves the routes the LLM Gateway registers: POST /v1/chat/completions, /v1/responses, and /v1/embeddings. The proxy is pass-through: the request body is never read or rewritten, and function-id, function-version-id, and NVCF-POLL-SECONDS are not set. The LLM Gateway already resolves the target function from the model field the client sends, so an entry carries no function or model selection. Entries accept eol, offlineMessage, and customHeaders, matching vanity routes. An X-Priority custom header is rejected because the LLM Gateway answers 400 on header presence alone. Validation also rejects a host claimed by more than one section, since routing is keyed by host and a collision would silently drop one section's routes. When the section declares a host, /health gains a check against the LLM Gateway on /healthz, which it serves instead of /health. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
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The proxy preserves the caller's path and only swaps scheme and host, so a base path on LLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINT was silently dropped for proxied traffic while the health check kept it via url.JoinPath. A value such as http://gw.example.com/llm therefore proxied to /v1/chat/completions but probed /llm/healthz. Reject a non-root path at construction instead of diverging. A bare trailing slash is still accepted. Also covers the two upstream health paths, which had no test: the invocation service is probed on /health and the LLM Gateway on /healthz. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
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src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/h2.go (1)
128-128: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the Vanity Gateway to LLM Gateway flow.
Update the architecture or sequence documentation to show configured
/v1/...requests proxying from Vanity Gateway toLLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINT, along with the/healthto/healthzdependency check.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 50-57: Update endpoint validation in NewLLMGatewayDirector to
accept only http and https schemes, rejecting ftp and other non-HTTP(S)
endpoints before proxy setup. Add an endpoint-validation test covering an ftp://
endpoint and confirming it is rejected.
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/h2.go`:
- Line 128: Update the architecture or sequence diagram to document the Vanity
Gateway flow from configured host and /v1/... path routing in buildChiMux
through LLMGatewayDirector.ServeProxy to the LLM Gateway, including the LLM
Gateway health dependency.
Apply the same fix in
`@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/llm_gateway_director.go`
around lines 49 - 63: The same documentation update covers both the proxy hop
and the health probe.
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Replaces the top-level v2config.llmGateway section with a per-model functionType flag on the existing openai section, so vanity callers send the public model name and never see a function ID. An entry with functionType: LLM is looked up as any other model. The gateway then rewrites the request model to functionID/modelName and forwards it to LLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINT, which routes on that prefix. Callers use the same body they already send this host, and the model still appears in /v1/models. Models without the flag keep going to the invocation service, so one host can serve both. The flag is accepted only in chatCompletions, responses, and embeddings, the three routes the LLM Gateway serves. Validation rejects functionID absent, usePexec, outgoingPathOverride, sessionTimeout, and shadow traffic on flagged entries because the LLM Gateway ignores them, and rejects an X-Priority custom header, which it answers with 400 on presence alone. The earlier design had callers pass functionID/model through untouched. That exposed the function ID to vanity callers and could not reuse the model table, which is why it needed its own section. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
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src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/openai_director.go (1)
807-818: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueGeneralize the model-rewrite helper for the LLM path.
rewriteShadowRequestModelreturns errors that name shadow replay, such asfailed to decode shadow request body.proxyToLLMGatewaypasses those errors towriteBadGatewayProblem, so an LLM request can report a shadow failure. The body was already decoded inresolveModelMappedRequest, so this path is unlikely, but the text is wrong when it happens.Rename the helper to a neutral name, for example
rewriteRequestModel, and make the error text neutral. Keep the shadow call site unchanged.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 264-266: Update the request construction in the test around
http.NewRequest to use http.NewRequestWithContext, passing the test context when
supported by the module’s Go version; otherwise use context.Background().
Preserve the existing POST method, URL, and request body.
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In `@src/invocation-plane-services/vanity-gateway/gateway/openai_director.go`:
- Around line 807-818: Rename rewriteShadowRequestModel to a neutral helper such
as rewriteRequestModel, update its LLM call site and all other references, and
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url.Parse accepts any scheme, so an endpoint such as ftp://llm-gateway built a director successfully and then failed every request in the transport as "unsupported protocol scheme", surfaced to callers as a 502. The other three endpoint checks in this constructor already fail at startup, so this one was the odd case that deferred a pure misconfiguration to request time. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
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54-58: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 TrivialReview the architecture or sequence diagrams for this runtime-flow change.
The new validation changes the LLM Gateway endpoint contract and startup behavior. Confirm that the diagrams cover per-model route selection, the LLM Gateway proxy hop, and rejection of unsupported schemes. Update them if needed.
As per coding guidelines: "When a change modifies runtime behavior, data flow, or component interactions, ask whether architecture or sequence diagrams need updating."
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Config validation rejected shadowModelName and shadowModelNames on a model with functionType: LLM. That restriction was unnecessary: shadow dispatch replays through proxyModelMappedRequest against the same model table, so every shadow target is resolved and routed by its own functionType. A shadow of an LLM model already reaches the LLM Gateway with the rewritten functionID/modelName, and mixing an LLM model with an invocation-service shadow works in either direction. Drops the rejection and covers the behavior with a config test and a routing test asserting both the primary and its shadow reach the LLM Gateway. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
…way path The invocation path always sets or deletes function-id and function-version-id, so a caller can never supply its own. The LLM Gateway path set neither and deleted neither, so both were forwarded from the caller to the upstream verbatim, alongside nvcf-function-id. Nothing exploits this today: the LLM Gateway resolves the function from the model prefix and never reads nvcf-function-id, whose constant is declared and unused. But the mapping is the only thing that is supposed to decide which function a caller reaches, and the config layer already refuses to let customHeaders set these names, so forwarding caller values contradicts both. Deletes the three routing headers before proxying. NVCF-POLL-SECONDS is left alone: the invocation path honors a caller-supplied value there, so it is a client knob rather than a routing header, and the LLM Gateway ignores it. Signed-off-by: Max Xing <mxing@nvidia.com>
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Why
The Vanity Gateway can only reach the invocation service. Models served by the LLM Gateway have no path through it, so an OpenAI-compatible caller has to know which of the two front doors a given model lives behind and change the request shape accordingly. Talking to the LLM Gateway directly also means the caller has to prefix the model with a function ID, which leaks an internal identifier into a public-facing API.
The gateway should hide that split. A caller sends the public model name to the same OpenAI-compatible endpoint regardless of which upstream serves it.
What changed
An
openaimodel route may now setfunctionType: LLM, supported inchatCompletions,responses, andembeddings. Those are the endpoints the LLM Gateway registers.A model carrying that flag is proxied to the LLM Gateway instead of the invocation service. The gateway rewrites the request body model from the public name to
functionID/modelName, which is the routing key the LLM Gateway resolves the target function from. Everything else on the route still applies: custom headers, offline and EOL handling, and streaming pass-through.function-id,function-version-id, andNVCF-POLL-SECONDSare not set, because the LLM Gateway does not use them.The endpoint comes from a new
LLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINTenv var. Startup fails when a model setsfunctionType: LLMand the endpoint is unset, when the endpoint carries a path (the proxy preserves the caller's path, so a base path would be silently dropped), and whenopenai.hostresolves to the LLM Gateway itself, which would make the gateway proxy to its own address.Health probing gained a per-upstream path. The LLM Gateway serves
/healthzand 404s on/health, so probing both upstreams on one path would report a permanently unhealthy gateway.This replaces an earlier design that added a top-level
llmGatewaymapping section and passedfunctionID/modelNamethrough untouched. Review feedback was that this is a change in upstream URL, not a new kind of route, and that vanity callers should keep sending bare model names the way they already do for every other OpenAI model. Reusing theopenaitable gets that for free and keeps function IDs out of the caller's request.Customer Release Notes
OpenAI-compatible endpoints on the Vanity Gateway can now serve models backed by the LLM Gateway. Callers send the public model name as usual; no request change is needed.
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Usage
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LLM_GATEWAY_ENDPOINTto the LLM Gateway origin, scheme and host only.Testing
Unit tests cover model rewriting, the default route still reaching the invocation service, custom headers, unknown models, offline and EOL responses, incremental streaming, the missing-endpoint startup failure, endpoint validation, and the per-upstream health paths.
End to end on a local k3d self-hosted stack against a real deployed LLM function: chat completions, streaming chat completions, and embeddings all return 200 and are byte-identical to the same request sent directly to the LLM Gateway, apart from the model field carrying the routing key. Sending the bare public model name straight to the LLM Gateway returns
400 model prefix is required, confirming the rewrite is what makes the vanity call resolve.Error cases match the LLM Gateway exactly for upstream-generated errors (empty embeddings input, missing auth). A model with
functionTypeunset still reaches the invocation service. Two divergences are intentional or pre-existing: the Vanity Gateway validates themodelfield before routing so its missing-field 400 has a different body, and malformed JSON returns 500 rather than 400, which is existing behavior onmainfor every OpenAI model.No QA needed.
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Custom header injection and the reserved
x-priorityrejection are unit-tested only. The mock worker used for the end-to-end run does not echo request headers.References
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