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…VLS multicast The tail fusion builds NVLS multicast mappings during runner construction. When multicast is unavailable on the TP group, e.g. with multi-GPU NVIDIA Confidential Computing, every rank fails at startup with "routed NVLS multicast mapping is unavailable", and there is no way to turn the fusion off. Probe multicast support on every TP rank before initializing the tail op, as the MiniMax-M3 fused MoE finalize and the custom all-reduce already do, and take the default latent-MoE path unless all ranks support it. Fixes vllm-project#65568 Signed-off-by: Yuki Kitaya <72787572+yeighta@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Overview
On a TP group without NVLS multicast, Kimi K3 currently fails at startup in the SM100 latent-MoE tail fusion (TP 8/16). With this change it falls back to the default latent-MoE path, as the MiniMax-M3 fused MoE finalize already does. Multi-GPU NVIDIA Confidential Computing is one setup without multicast.
Fixes #65568.
Claims
LatentMoERunnernow probes multicast on every TP rank and requires all ranks to agree before it buildsKimiK3LatentMoETailOp. If any rank lacks multicast, it logs a warning and uses the default path instead of raisingrouted NVLS multicast mapping is unavailableon every rank.Validation
Probe on the affected machine. Intel TDX TD, 8× B300 (SM103), Blackwell multi-GPU CC with
nvidia-smi conf-compute -mgm= NVLE, guest driver 595.91.07, torch 2.13.0+cu130 (vllm/vllm-openai:v0.32.0). Both checks return "no multicast" on all 8 GPUs:These are
_SymmetricMemory.has_multicast_support(DeviceType.CUDA, i), the probe used here, andcuDeviceGetAttribute(CU_DEVICE_ATTRIBUTE_MULTICAST_SUPPORTED).End to end on the same TD. Kimi K3, TP8, vLLM 0.32.0 with this change applied (the
vllm/diff applies cleanly; the TD also carries #59981 for Confidential Computing and a backport of #63989):Same setup with the V2 model runner, and no env var or flag set:
RuntimeError: routed NVLS multicast mapping is unavailable(log in #65568)Application startup complete, KV cache 3,704,968 tokensKimiK3LatentMoETailOp.initializeWARNING [latent_moe_runner.py:120] K3 latent-MoE tail fusion requires NVLS multicast memory on every TP rank, which is unavailable. Falling back to the default path.(logged once, on the local first rank)vllm bench serve, random 1024/1024,--ignore-eos, c=16No
Tracebackappears in the server log after the prompts and the benchmark.For reference, at the same benchmark point the default latent-MoE path, with the fusion forced off by a local patch, gave 820 tok/s and a median TPOT of 18.4 ms. That was one run each. The fallback path performs like the default path, which is expected because they are the same path.
Unit test.
test_tail_fusion_falls_back_without_multicastmakes the tail op raise what the real NVLS rendezvous raises when multicast is unavailable, and makes the device probe report no multicast.The Kimi K3 B200 CI step (
models/kimi_k3) selects this file. CI cannot cover the multicast-less path end to end, because it needs 8 SM100 GPUs without multicast. The TD run above stands in for that.Details
Root cause.
LatentMoERunner.__init__enables the tail fusion from the device family and TP size alone.KimiK3LatentMoETailOp.initializethen needs NVLS multicast mappings from torch symmetric memory. When no multicast object can be created, every rank raisesrouted NVLS multicast mapping is unavailablefromallreduce_rmsnorm_reduce_scatter_early_exit.py. Nothing can switch the fusion off, so the model cannot start on such a node.Under multi-GPU CC (NVLE), the GPUs are connected over NVLink, but the driver reports no multicast support (
CU_DEVICE_ATTRIBUTE_MULTICAST_SUPPORTED= 0). Other multicast users in vLLM already check for this and fall back: the custom all-reduce MNNVL path and MiniMax-M3'ssupports_fused_moe_finalize.Design.
_has_local_multicast_supportand_all_ranks_truefromcustom_all_reduce.py, the same pairsupports_fused_moe_finalizeuses. No new probe is added.Related PRs.
INTRA_NODE, so it does not cover this case.multicastflag to thebuild_runnertest helper.Limitation. The opt-in latency-specialized decode (
decode_backend=latency_specialized) also needs multicast and still raises without it. It is off by default and outside this change.Pull Request Checklist
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