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Summary of Changes
Hello @zhhangBian, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request significantly enhances the flexibility of PD node selection within the system. By introducing a new command-line option and refactoring the node management logic into a dedicated PDManager
class, it allows operators to choose different strategies for distributing requests among available processing and decoding nodes. This change improves the system's adaptability to various deployment scenarios and resource utilization patterns.
Highlights
- Configurable PD Node Selection: A new command-line argument
--select_p_d_node_func
has been added toapi_cli.py
, allowing users to specify the desired PD (Processing/Decoding) node selection strategy at startup. Supported options include "random", "round_robin", "memory", and "radix". - Refactored PD Node Management: The core logic for managing and selecting PD nodes has been extracted from
HttpServerManagerForPDMaster
into a new dedicated class,PDManager
. This improves modularity and separation of concerns by centralizing node selection algorithms. - Implemented Node Selection Strategies: Initial implementations for "random" and "round_robin" PD node selection algorithms have been added within the new
PDManager
class, with placeholders for future "memory" and "radix" strategies.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces support for multiple strategies for selecting prefill and decode (PD) nodes. The changes add random
and round_robin
strategies, with placeholders for memory
and radix
. The review has identified a critical issue where the new selection strategies (random
and round_robin
) will crash the server if no prefill or decode nodes are available. There are also medium-severity issues related to unimplemented placeholder functions. Code suggestions have been provided to address these issues.
support more PD node select func