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## Why are these changes needed? By adding a delay, we can prevent middle layers in the routing path from coalescing separate chunks together, since we assert each chunk arrives independently. ## Related issue number <!-- For example: "Closes ray-project#1234" --> ## Checks - [ ] I've signed off every commit(by using the -s flag, i.e., `git commit -s`) in this PR. - [ ] I've run pre-commit jobs to lint the changes in this PR. ([pre-commit setup](https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/ray-contribute/getting-involved.html#lint-and-formatting)) - [ ] I've included any doc changes needed for https://docs.ray.io/en/master/. - [ ] I've added any new APIs to the API Reference. For example, if I added a method in Tune, I've added it in `doc/source/tune/api/` under the corresponding `.rst` file. - [ ] I've made sure the tests are passing. Note that there might be a few flaky tests, see the recent failures at https://flakey-tests.ray.io/ - Testing Strategy - [ ] Unit tests - [ ] Release tests - [ ] This PR is not tested :( --------- Signed-off-by: akyang-anyscale <alexyang@anyscale.com>
This supports the following functionality to enable Azure on release test pipeline: - Upload working directory to Azure - Upload metrics/results json file to Azure - Download files (metrics/results json file) from Azure - Helper function to parse ABFSS URI into account, container, and path This PR is broken down from ray-project#57252 which also includes a sample hello world test on Azure to test e2e. Proof that it works: https://buildkite.com/ray-project/release/builds/62278 --------- Signed-off-by: kevin <kevin@anyscale.com>
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…ace"" (ray-project#57255) Reverts ray-project#57248 Please review ray-project@227b841 which is the fix for a previously accepted PR. --------- Signed-off-by: Cuong Nguyen <can@anyscale.com>
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``` REGRESSION 16.07%: single_client_tasks_and_get_batch (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 5.261194854317881 to 4.415850247347108 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 11.29%: placement_group_create/removal (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 751.064903521573 to 666.2773993932936 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 11.14%: single_client_tasks_sync (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 900.96738867954 to 800.5633840543425 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 10.14%: actors_per_second (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 566.4200586217125 to 508.9808896382363 in benchmarks/many_actors.json REGRESSION 8.91%: 1_1_async_actor_calls_sync (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 1374.047824125402 to 1251.6025859481733 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 8.70%: single_client_get_calls_Plasma_Store (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 9176.686326011131 to 8378.589542828342 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.79%: 1_n_async_actor_calls_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 6964.257909926722 to 6491.439808045807 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.68%: 1_1_actor_calls_sync (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 1826.440590474467 to 1704.5035425495187 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.62%: single_client_get_object_containing_10k_refs (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 13.142098493341212 to 12.272053704608084 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.61%: n_n_actor_calls_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 24808.730524179864 to 23168.372784365154 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.19%: single_client_put_calls_Plasma_Store (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 4795.051007052156 to 4498.3519827438895 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 6.05%: 1_1_actor_calls_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 7925.658042658907 to 7445.809146193413 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 5.20%: n_n_async_actor_calls_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 21602.16598513169 to 20479.183697143773 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 5.18%: single_client_tasks_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 7418.67591750316 to 7034.736389002367 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 5.16%: single_client_put_gigabytes (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 20.350152593657818 to 19.30103208209274 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 5.11%: tasks_per_second (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 388.36439061844453 to 368.5098005212305 in benchmarks/many_tasks.json REGRESSION 4.27%: pgs_per_second (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 13.028153672527967 to 12.47149444972938 in benchmarks/many_pgs.json REGRESSION 2.33%: single_client_wait_1k_refs (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 4.8129125825624035 to 4.700920788730696 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 1.88%: client__put_gigabytes (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 0.10294244610916167 to 0.10100883378233687 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 1.17%: 1_n_actor_calls_async (THROUGHPUT) regresses from 7563.474741840271 to 7474.798821945149 in microbenchmark.json REGRESSION 46.59%: stage_3_creation_time (LATENCY) regresses from 1.8725192546844482 to 2.7449533939361572 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 41.39%: dashboard_p99_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 35.162 to 49.716 in benchmarks/many_nodes.json REGRESSION 23.68%: dashboard_p99_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 188.103 to 232.641 in benchmarks/many_pgs.json REGRESSION 20.72%: dashboard_p99_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 3446.344 to 4160.517 in benchmarks/many_actors.json REGRESSION 15.85%: dashboard_p50_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 4.26 to 4.935 in benchmarks/many_pgs.json REGRESSION 15.44%: dashboard_p50_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 5.544 to 6.4 in benchmarks/many_tasks.json REGRESSION 12.31%: avg_iteration_time (LATENCY) regresses from 1.2971700072288512 to 1.4568077945709228 in stress_tests/stress_test_dead_actors.json REGRESSION 11.15%: 1000000_queued_time (LATENCY) regresses from 179.146127773 to 199.115312395 in scalability/single_node.json REGRESSION 10.11%: dashboard_p95_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 2612.102 to 2876.107 in benchmarks/many_actors.json REGRESSION 8.41%: dashboard_p50_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 10.833 to 11.744 in benchmarks/many_actors.json REGRESSION 8.25%: stage_1_avg_iteration_time (LATENCY) regresses from 12.93162693977356 to 13.99826169013977 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 6.18%: stage_2_avg_iteration_time (LATENCY) regresses from 33.983641386032104 to 36.08304100036621 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 6.07%: 3000_returns_time (LATENCY) regresses from 5.790547841000006 to 6.1422604579999955 in scalability/single_node.json REGRESSION 4.99%: 10000_args_time (LATENCY) regresses from 19.077259766999987 to 20.028864411 in scalability/single_node.json REGRESSION 4.97%: dashboard_p95_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 10.799 to 11.336 in benchmarks/many_pgs.json REGRESSION 4.83%: dashboard_p95_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 13.338 to 13.982 in benchmarks/many_nodes.json REGRESSION 4.73%: 10000_get_time (LATENCY) regresses from 24.000713915999995 to 25.136106761999997 in scalability/single_node.json REGRESSION 4.40%: stage_3_time (LATENCY) regresses from 1821.4706330299377 to 1901.6145586967468 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 2.90%: dashboard_p50_latency_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 6.935 to 7.136 in benchmarks/many_nodes.json REGRESSION 2.74%: time_to_broadcast_1073741824_bytes_to_50_nodes (LATENCY) regresses from 13.41017694899999 to 13.777409734000003 in scalability/object_store.json REGRESSION 1.89%: stage_0_time (LATENCY) regresses from 7.735846281051636 to 7.882433891296387 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 1.62%: avg_pg_remove_time_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 1.396923734234321 to 1.419495533032749 in stress_tests/stress_test_placement_group.json REGRESSION 1.34%: stage_4_spread (LATENCY) regresses from 0.5580154959703073 to 0.565494858742622 in stress_tests/stress_test_many_tasks.json REGRESSION 0.09%: avg_pg_create_time_ms (LATENCY) regresses from 1.5636188018035782 to 1.5650917102100173 in stress_tests/stress_test_placement_group.json ``` Signed-off-by: kevin <kevin@anyscale.com>
…ct#56952) So that the images that share the same post_build_script name but have different depset file can have unique image tag --------- Signed-off-by: kevin <kevin@anyscale.com> Co-authored-by: Lonnie Liu <95255098+aslonnie@users.noreply.github.com>
…ct#57614) After some experimentation, the main culprit for the performance degredation is actually from the lag probe being too aggressive. The default lag probe previously being 250ms caused as much as a 20% degredation in performance when used in combination with with enabling io_context metrics. Setting the default to abouve 60s seems to mitigate the issue. To come to this conclusion we tested with the below: Trail 1: ~400 actors/s <-- way too slow -RAY_emit_main_serivce_metrics = 1 Trial 2: ~500+ actor/s <-- where we want to be -RAY_emit_main_serivce_metrics = -1 Trial 3: ~500+ actor/s -RAY_emit_main_serivce_metrics = 1 -RAY_io_context_event_loop_lag_collection_interval_ms = -1 <-- disabled Trial 4: ~500+ actor/s <-- bingo! -RAY_emit_main_serivce_metrics = 1 -RAY_io_context_event_loop_lag_collection_interval_ms = 6000 The default value of 250ms combined with the increased usage of lag probes when the metrics are enabled causes enough degredation as to be noticable. Increasing the interval sufficiently seems to be the way to go to avoid this and have our metrics. --------- Signed-off-by: zac <zac@anyscale.com> Co-authored-by: Ibrahim Rabbani <israbbani@gmail.com>
…oject#56785) # [Data][LLM] Add Video Processor and vllm example for ray data ## Summary This PR introduces a production-grade video preprocessing stage for Ray LLM batch pipelines. It parses video sources from OpenAI-style chat messages, resolves sources with stream-first I/O and optional caching, decodes via PyAV (FFmpeg), samples frames by fps or fixed count, and outputs frames (PIL or NumPy) with per-video metadata. It aligns with the image stage’s conventions while addressing video-specific needs. ## Motivation Many multimodal and VLM workloads require a reliable, performant, and testable video preprocessing step with: - Explicit and deterministic frame sampling - Stream-first networking with optional caching - Robust error reporting and retries - Consistent outputs for downstream model inference (PIL/NumPy) ## Key Features - Source extraction: supports “video” and “video_url” in OpenAI chat message content. - Source resolution: HTTP(S), data URI, and local file; cache_mode: memory | disk | auto. - Sampling: fps-based or num_frames-based; num_frames deterministically takes the first N decoded frames; optional max_sampled_frames cap; bounded target generation. - Outputs: PIL or NumPy; channels_first for NumPy; optional PIL preprocessing (resize/crop/convert) with NumPy path routed through PIL for consistency. - Reliability: decode in a thread, async orchestration with concurrency limits, retries with backoff, strict “no frames → failure,” enriched error metadata. - Safety caps: bounded target list and per-source decode frame count to avoid pathological behavior on malformed streams. ## Design and Implementation Notes - HTTP extraction lives in a shared `_util.py` (HTTPConnection) to: - Centralize networking behavior (timeouts, retries, chunked download, file download) - Improve testability (single patch point across stages) - Ensure consistent semantics between image and video stages - Avoid coupling the stage to a dataset/planner runtime - Optional dependencies (PyAV, Pillow, NumPy) are imported lazily with clear error messages. - Decode is CPU-bound; it runs in a thread, while async orchestration ensures concurrency limits and order-preserving emission. we cannot directly reuse download API (ray-project#55824) - That commit introduces a Ray Data download expression at the planner/op/expression layer for high-throughput dataset ingestion and better block-size estimation. It is ideal for offline ETL and bulk workloads. - This PR targets an online batch inference stage implemented as a UDF with asyncio and a lightweight HTTP utility, optimized for low latency, per-request ordering, and controlled concurrency within a batch stage. - Directly embedding the planner path would: - Introduce scheduling and planning overhead unsuited for low-latency UDFs - Complicate execution semantics (order preservation, per-request grouping) - Increase dependency surface (Data planner) inside LLM batch stages - Recommended composition: use Ray Data’s download expression offline to materialize bytes/local files; then feed those paths/data into this video stage for decoding/processing. ## Usage - Package entrypoints: - `PrepareVideoStage` / `PrepareVideoUDF` in `ray.llm._internal.batch.stages.prepare_video_stage` ### Example 1: Use the UDF in a batch stage - Input rows must contain `messages` in OpenAI chat format with video entries (“video” or “video_url”). ``` from ray.llm._internal.batch.stages.prepare_video_stage import PrepareVideoUDF udf = PrepareVideoUDF( data_column="__data", expected_input_keys=["messages"], sampling={"num_frames": 4}, # or {"fps": 3.0} output_format="numpy", # or "pil" channels_first=True, # NumPy-only cache_mode="auto", # "memory" | "disk" | "auto" cache_dir="/tmp/video-cache", # optional for disk/auto ) batch = { "__data": [ { "messages": [ { "content": [ {"type": "video", "video": "https://host/video.mp4"}, {"type": "video_url", "video_url": {"url": "file:///data/v2.mp4"}}, ] } ] } ] } # Consume async UDF async def run(): outs = [] async for out in udf(batch): outs.append(out["__data"][0]) # out["video"] -> List[List[Frame]] # out["video_meta"] -> List[Dict] per video (size, timestamps, num_frames, failed, etc.) return outs ``` We can directly refer to this test： ``` text pytest test_prepare_video_stage.py -v ============================================== test session starts =============================================== platform linux -- Python 3.12.11, pytest-8.4.2, pluggy-1.6.0 -- /ray-workspace/ray/python/requirements/llm/.venv/bin/python3 cachedir: .pytest_cache rootdir: /ray-workspace/ray configfile: pytest.ini plugins: anyio-4.10.0, asyncio-1.2.0 asyncio: mode=Mode.STRICT, debug=False, asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope=None, asyncio_default_test_loop_scope=function collected 19 items test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_udf_extract_and_process_basic PASSED [ 5%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_num_frames_sampling_exact PASSED [ 10%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_data_uri_handling PASSED [ 15%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_local_file_path_handling PASSED [ 21%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_auto_cache_to_disk_when_num_frames PASSED [ 26%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_av_missing_import_error_metadata PASSED [ 31%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_multiple_videos_order_preserved PASSED [ 36%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_preprocess_convert_numpy_consistency PASSED [ 42%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_bytesio_format_guess_fallback PASSED [ 47%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_retries_success_and_counts PASSED [ 52%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_non_retriable_no_retry PASSED [ 57%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_target_cap_limits_frames PASSED [ 63%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_numpy_output_channels_first PASSED [ 68%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_strict_no_fallback_when_no_frames PASSED [ 73%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_e2e_with_pyav_synth PASSED [ 78%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_e2e_num_frames_pil PASSED [ 84%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_e2e_fps_sampling PASSED [ 89%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_e2e_preprocess_resize_numpy_channels_first PASSED [ 94%] test_prepare_video_stage.py::test_e2e_max_sampled_frames_cap PASSED [100%] =============================================== 19 passed in 1.77s =============================================== ``` ### Example 2: Multimodal inference with vLLM - Sample a few frames, preprocess to PIL/NumPy, then feed frames as images to your multimodal prompt (one common pattern is to select top-k frames and attach them as image inputs). ``` from transformers import AutoProcessor from vllm import LLM, SamplingParams from ray.llm._internal.batch.stages.prepare_video_stage import VideoProcessor import asyncio import tempfile import os from PIL import Image from qwen_vl_utils import process_vision_info async def process_video_with_vlm(): # 1. Extract video frames vp = VideoProcessor( sampling={"num_frames": 4}, output_format="pil", preprocess={"resize": {"size": [384, 384]}, "convert": "RGB"}, ) frames_and_meta = await vp.process(["./2-20.mp4"]) frames = frames_and_meta[0]["frames"] print(f"Extracted {len(frames)} frames") # 2. Save frames to temporary files with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmp_dir: image_paths = [] for i, frame in enumerate(frames): temp_path = os.path.join(tmp_dir, f"frame_{i}.jpg") frame.save(temp_path) image_paths.append(temp_path) # 3. Initialize model MODEL_PATH = "/vllm-workspace/tmp/vlm" llm = LLM( model=MODEL_PATH, limit_mm_per_prompt={"image": 10}, trust_remote_code=True, enforce_eager=True ) # 4. Construct messages messages = [ {"role": "system", "content": "You are a helpful assistant."}, { "role": "user", "content": [ *[{"type": "image", "image": path} for path in image_paths], {"type": "text", "text": "Summarize the content of this video"} ] } ] # 5. Process input processor = AutoProcessor.from_pretrained(MODEL_PATH, trust_remote_code=True) prompt = processor.apply_chat_template(messages, tokenize=False, add_generation_prompt=True) image_inputs, _, = process_vision_info(messages) # 6. Generate results sampling_params = SamplingParams( temperature=0.1, top_p=0.001, max_tokens=512 ) outputs = llm.generate([{ "prompt": prompt, "multi_modal_data": {"image": image_inputs} }], sampling_params=sampling_params) print("Generated result:", outputs[0].outputs[0].text) asyncio.run(process_video_with_vlm()) ``` Notes: - If your vLLM interface expects byte-encoded images, convert PIL frames to bytes (e.g., PNG/JPEG) before passing. - If it expects NumPy tensors, use `output_format="numpy"` with `channels_first` as needed. ## Dependencies - Runtime (optional-by-use): `av` (PyAV), `pillow`, `numpy`. - Tests: require the above; E2E tests synthesize MP4 with PyAV and validate decode/processing. ## Backward Compatibility - Additive functionality; does not break existing stages or APIs. ## Testing - Unit tests cover: - fps/num_frames sampling, data URI, local path, auto cache to disk - Missing dependency metadata, order preservation, NumPy output/channel ordering - BytesIO format guess fallback, retries and non-retriable paths, sampling caps - E2E tests (default enabled) synthesize MP4s with PyAV and validate end-to-end behavior. ## Relate Issue close ray-project#56424 ray-project#56767 cc @GuyStone @richardliaw @nrghosh <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > Introduce a production-ready video preprocessing stage (with sampling, caching, and metadata), centralize HTTP utilities, add env-based tunables, and refactor image stage to use the shared HTTP client with comprehensive tests. > > - **LLM Batch Env Tunables**: > - Add `python/ray/llm/_internal/batch/envs.py` with lazy env getters: `RAY_LLM_BATCH_MAX_TARGETS`, `RAY_LLM_BATCH_MAX_DECODE_FRAMES`. > - **Shared Utilities**: > - New `python/ray/llm/_internal/batch/stages/_util.py` providing `HTTPConnection` (sync/async GET, bytes/text/json, chunked download, file download). > - **Image Stage Refactor**: > - `prepare_image_stage.py`: replace inline `HTTPConnection` with `_util.HTTPConnection`; adjust tests to patch new path. > - **Video Processing Stage (example)**: > - Add `video_processor.py` implementing `VideoProcessor`, `PrepareVideoUDF`, `PrepareVideoStage` with HTTP/data/local source resolution, optional disk/memory cache, PyAV decode, fps/num_frames sampling, PIL/NumPy outputs, preprocessing, retries/backoff, and metadata. > - Add CLI `main.py` and README for usage. > - **Tests**: > - New `test_video_processor.py` covering sampling modes, data URI/local/http sources, caching, retries, numpy/PIL outputs, preprocessing, caps, and E2E with PyAV. > - Update `test_prepare_image_stage.py` to patch `_util.HTTPConnection`. > > <sup>Written by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/dashboard?tab=bugbot) for commit b1ee418. 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…ray-project#57541) `test_api.py::test_max_constructor_retry_count` was failing for windows. Tried to expand the timeout on wait_on_condition at the last part of the test to 20s - 40s and added a debug statement to check how far the counter increments to. It goes up in a varying value but I was able to observe 9-12, not reaching 13. Did some drilling and seems like for our ray actor worker process is forked to be created for Linux and Windows uses `CreateProcessA`, which builds process from scratch each time ran unlike forking. And this difference is causing the number of counts for windows to be growing more slowly IIUC. The call for windows with `CreateProcessA` is available [here](https://github.com/ray-project/ray/blob/1296dc4699a3c1681fe3de6dd9f63af51d287582/src/ray/util/process.cc#L171), and forking for Linux is availabe here. Hence, the solution is to alleviate the test's resource requirement by launching 4->3 replicas and attempting on less number of retries to satisfy both linux and windows. --------- Signed-off-by: doyoung <doyoung@anyscale.com>
…#57535) part 1 of ray-project#56149 1. move `_serialized_policy_def` into `AutoscalingPolicy` from `AutoscalingConfig`. We need this in order to reuse `AutoscalingPolicy` for application-level autoscaling. 2. Make `autoscaling_policy` a top-level config in `ServeApplicationSchema`. --------- Signed-off-by: abrar <abrar@anyscale.com>
1. add docs under advance autoscaling 2. promote autoscaling_context to public api --------- Signed-off-by: abrar <abrar@anyscale.com>
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Adding workspace funcs to parse all configs not currently used in raydepsets --------- Signed-off-by: elliot-barn <elliot.barnwell@anyscale.com> Co-authored-by: Lonnie Liu <95255098+aslonnie@users.noreply.github.com>
…ect#57629) ## Why are these changes needed? we seem to only make the mistake in our docs see here https://github.com/ray-project/ray/blob/master/python/ray/serve/_private/router.py#L545 this part ```python metrics.Gauge( "serve_deployment_queued_queries", description=( "The current number of queries to this deployment waiting" " to be assigned to a replica." ), tag_keys=("deployment", "application", "handle", "actor_id"), ) ``` <!-- Please give a short summary of the change and the problem this solves. --> ## Related issue number <!-- For example: "Closes ray-project#1234" --> ## Checks - [ ] I've signed off every commit(by using the -s flag, i.e., `git commit -s`) in this PR. - [ ] I've run pre-commit jobs to lint the changes in this PR. ([pre-commit setup](https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/ray-contribute/getting-involved.html#lint-and-formatting)) - [ ] I've included any doc changes needed for https://docs.ray.io/en/master/. - [ ] I've added any new APIs to the API Reference. For example, if I added a method in Tune, I've added it in `doc/source/tune/api/` under the corresponding `.rst` file. - [ ] I've made sure the tests are passing. Note that there might be a few flaky tests, see the recent failures at https://flakey-tests.ray.io/ - Testing Strategy - [ ] Unit tests - [ ] Release tests - [ ] This PR is not tested :( Signed-off-by: Marwan Sarieddine <sarieddine.marwan@gmail.com>
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…rm build. (ray-project#57244) For more details about the resource isolation project see ray-project#54703. This PR introduces two public bazel targets from the `//src/ray/common/cgroup2` subsystem. * `CgroupManagerFactory` is a cross-platform target that exports a working CgroupManager on Linux if resource isolation is enabled. It exports a Noop implementation if running on a non-Linux platform or if resource isolation is not enabled on Linux. * `CgroupManagerInterface` is the public API of CgroupManager. It also introduces a few other changes 1. All resource isolation related configuration parsing and input validation has been moved into CgroupManagerFactory. 2. NodeManager now controls the lifecycle (and destruction) of CgroupManager. 3. SysFsCgroupDriver uses a linux header file to find the path of the mount file instead of hardcoding because different linux distributions can use different files. --------- Signed-off-by: Ibrahim Rabbani <israbbani@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Edward Oakes <ed.nmi.oakes@gmail.com>
- adding a test for having multiple task consumers in a single ray serve application --------- Signed-off-by: harshit <harshit@anyscale.com>
…ay-project#57771) Signed-off-by: Nikhil Ghosh <nikhil@anyscale.com>
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This pull request introduces a massive and impressive refactoring of the build system and CI pipelines. Key changes include modularizing the root BUILD.bazel file, migrating from miniconda to miniforge, modernizing wheel building with pip wheel, and introducing a new dependency management tool raydepsets. The CI pipelines are now more granular, with separate build steps for different components like ray-core, ray-dashboard, and ray-java. The pre-commit hooks have also been significantly improved with the addition of semgrep, vale, and a better pydoclint setup. The source code changes are mostly minor adaptations to these build system changes and API modernizations. Overall, these changes are a huge step forward for the project's maintainability and developer experience. I have a few minor suggestions for cleanup.
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Now that --incompatible_strict_action_env is enabled by default for all builds on line 4, this build:strict config is redundant and can be removed to simplify the configuration.
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