feat(cuda.core): add cluster scheduling policy to LaunchConfig - #2703
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Expose CU_LAUNCH_ATTRIBUTE_CLUSTER_SCHEDULING_POLICY_PREFERENCE on LaunchConfig via ClusterSchedulingPolicyType, with validation, CC >= 9.0 gating, and tests mapping to the native launch attribute. Closes NVIDIA#2629 Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
Assert LaunchConfig emits both CU_LAUNCH_ATTRIBUTE_CLUSTER_DIMENSION and CU_LAUNCH_ATTRIBUTE_CLUSTER_SCHEDULING_POLICY_PREFERENCE when set. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
Use init_cuda with an inline noop kernel so test_launcher.py does not depend on the get_saxpy_kernel_cubin fixture from test_module.py. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
…rough Align NVIDIA#2629 tests with reviewer guidance: round-trip each policy on LaunchConfig and exercise launch() for DEFAULT/SPREAD/LOAD_BALANCING. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
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Hi @lijinf2 — when you have a moment, could you please review this PR? This is the signed re-issue of #2702 (GitHub would not reopen #2668). It implements the plan we aligned on in #2629: Tests follow your guidance (getter/setter plus a I do not have permission to set assignee or milestone on this account; Sorry for the force-push on this branch. I know rewriting published history is against the project rules. I did it only so the commits would be SSH-signed and show as Verified on GitHub. I will not force-push again. |
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CI test_subpackage_exports_are_documented[typing] failed because the new typing export was missing from docs/source/*.rst. Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
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RunPod (RTX 2000 Ada, CC 8.9 — L4 community was out of stock; same compute capability as the failing L4 jobs):
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Hi @lijinf2 — could you please trigger CI again on The previous Why CI failedEvery GPU job died on the same assertion — not on
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@atiaomar1978-hub Hey, there are 7 test cases, and it looks like some are redundant. Could we remove redundancy and merge them into at most 3 cases to reduce code maintenance overhead going forward? |
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I will do now @lijinf2 |
Merge seven overlapping LaunchConfig cluster-scheduling tests into mapping, rejection, and Hopper launch smoke to cut maintenance. Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
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@lijinf2 folded the seven cluster-policy tests into three in
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CUDA 13.0.2's CUlaunchAttributeValue setter reads .value, so a raw int breaks native LaunchConfig conversion in CI. Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
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@lijinf2 CUDA 13.0.2 jobs failed on RunPod replay (RTX 2000 Ada, bindings 13.0.3): mapping + reject PASSED; smoke SKIPPED on CC 8.9 (already passed on CI H100). Could you please |
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Drop ClusterSchedulingPolicyType so callers pass DEFAULT, SPREAD, or LOAD_BALANCING without importing a new enum. Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
Cython types the argument as str, so only DEFAULT/SPREAD/LOAD_BALANCING are accepted. Signed-off-by: Omar Atie <atiaomar1978@gmail.com>
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@lijinf2 addressed the review on RunPod H100 SXM (CC 9.0), HEAD
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Thanks @lijinf2 for triggering the CI builds and tests 👍 |
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Let's remove this variable and reuse _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER dictionary keys. In future maintainance we hope less variables.
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Done in e85fafe — removed _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_NAMES; validation now uses _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER.keys().
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delete this function to use _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER[value] directly.
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Done in e85fafe — removed _cluster_sched_policy_to_driver; lookup is _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER[value] via LaunchConfig._cluster_sched_policy_driver_value().
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Let's combine _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER, and _validate_cluster_scheduling_policy_preference into a unified function (maybe _validate_cluster_scheduling_policy_preference or better name)?
Also, please put the unified function under LaunchConfig as a member function not global.
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Done in e85fafe — merged validation into LaunchConfig._validate_cluster_scheduling_policy_preference (member method).
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let's keep lines 142-150 unchanged and add compute capability checking to the unified function.
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Done in e85fafe — lines 142–150 unchanged; CC check for policy is also in the member validator.
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Why do we set twice? one at line 217-223, and the other at line 285-292?
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The attribute is appended in two conversion paths until all modules are cythonized: the cdef _to_native_launch_config (cydriver structs) and the cpdef module helper (Python driver.CUlaunchAttribute objects). e85fafe factors shared driver lookup into LaunchConfig._cluster_sched_policy_driver_value().
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Let's remove _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICIES and import.
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Done in e85fafe — tests iterate _CLUSTER_SCHED_POLICY_TO_DRIVER keys instead of a local tuple.
@atiaomar1978-hub Hey, are you a human contributor or a code agent contributor? Your replies and code style read like automatic agent-generated content, with little human review/refinement. |
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human + agent together and integration with RunPod to Test @lijinf2 |
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Addressed latest review feedback in e85fafe:
RunPod (H100, CC 9.0, cuda.bindings 13.3.1): 3/3 cluster scheduling policy tests passed. Ready for |
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The failing job Test win-64 / Python 3.14, CUDA 13.3.0 (wheels), GPU h100 (x2) (MCDM) (run) does not look related to this PR's code changes. It failed during Configure driver mode ( On the same commit ( Happy to re-run that job if helpful. Cluster policy coverage was verified separately on RunPod H100 (3/3 tests passed). |
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@lijinf2 When you have a moment, could you please take another look at the latest review feedback addressed in e85fafe? The only failing check on that commit was the Windows dual-H100 (MCDM) job, which failed during Configure driver mode before any cuda.core tests ran. That looks like a runner/infra issue rather than a regression from this PR. If you agree, a re-run of that job (or a fresh Cluster scheduling policy coverage was verified on RunPod H100 (3/3 tests passed). Thanks again for the detailed review. |
Description
closes #2629
Add
cluster_scheduling_policy_preferencetoLaunchConfig, mapping toCU_LAUNCH_ATTRIBUTE_CLUSTER_SCHEDULING_POLICY_PREFERENCEviaClusterSchedulingPolicyType(DEFAULT,SPREAD,LOAD_BALANCING).Unlike stream synchronization policy (#2628), cluster scheduling policy is
documented as valid for graph nodes and kernel launches, so
LaunchConfigisthe correct surface.
This is a signed re-issue of #2702 (same change, linear history on current
main). Commits are SSH-signed. GitHub would not reopen #2668.Checklist
Test plan
cluster+ policy attributeslaunch()smoke for all three policies