perf(cuda): vectorize the deterministic all-gather copy and right-size its single-block path by fusheng-ji · Pull Request #491 · RL-Align/RL-Kernel

fusheng-ji · 2026-10-07T14:31:45Z

Evidence location: the measurement outputs of this PR (JSON, figures, audit files) are not part of its diff. They are on the fork's pr_assets branch under pr491/ (links in this description are fixed to that commit). Paths such as reports/experiments/... below name where a runner writes its output.

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Updated on 2026-10-19: merged upstream main at 76a127c2. The all-gather optimization is preserved at its new source path, csrc/cuda/collectives/deterministic_collective.cu.
Addressed the latest CodeRabbit findings: deterministic reduction outputs are preallocated; report pairs must match GPU and dtype and contain the selected operation. Deterministic/NCCL measurement order now alternates for every sample on every rank.
Validation: 14 benchmark/plot CPU regressions passed; layout checks passed (33 passed, 1 skipped). A fresh CUDA 13/sm100 build passed the two-B200 all-gather size/alignment sweep and TP1/2 all-gather/all-reduce checks; the four-operation, three-size two-GPU benchmark produced 12 valid rows. The original eight-GPU test skips on this two-GPU host. The existing reduce_scatter_many(..., outs=...) test failure remains identical to upstream.
The performance measurements below are historical results for kernel commit 8ccb03c. Review-fix commit 55cb531a changes only benchmark scripts and their tests.

What

DeterministicCollective.all_gather was very slow for small and medium messages. Below the 256 KiB single-block threshold, its cost grew linearly with the gathered output, at about 4 µs per KiB on 2 × B200 and 6.5 µs per KiB on 8 × B200. A 128 KiB-per-rank gather on 2 GPUs took 1.08 ms, against 46 µs just above the threshold.

The cause was the copy loop shared by all three all-gather kernels (single-block, fused stage+gather, multi-block). It moved one byte per thread and recomputed the source peer with a 64-bit division for every byte.

copy_rank_ordered: when the output, the size and every peer payload are 16-byte aligned, one flat loop over all peers' 16-byte vectors keeps every thread busy across peers; otherwise each peer is copied in turn (vectors where aligned, byte-wise tail). It is still a pure rank-ordered copy, so results are byte-identical. (A first version copied peer by peer even when aligned; on 8 GPUs that was 8–14 µs slower than main at 64–192 KiB/rank, which the flat loop fixes.)
kAllGatherSingleBlockMaxBytes = 64 KiB: a one-block gather copies the whole output by itself, so it only beats the multi-block path below about a 64 KiB output. The crossover was measured at 2 and 8 ranks. all_reduce and reduce_scatter keep kSingleBlockFastPathMaxBytes (256 KiB). Their kernels and arithmetic are untouched.

Results (B200, BF16, slowest rank, median of 100 calls)

per-rank input	2 GPUs before	2 GPUs after	8 GPUs before	8 GPUs after	NCCL, 8 GPUs
1 KiB	28.7 µs	22.6 µs	93.4 µs	46.8 µs	29.0 µs
8 KiB	86.2 µs	24.5 µs	454.1 µs	70.7 µs	31.0 µs
32 KiB	285.2 µs	39.0 µs	1688.0 µs	58.0 µs	32.5 µs
128 KiB	1079.5 µs	36.1 µs	71.6 µs	62.1 µs	34.4 µs
1 MiB	52.9 µs	43.1 µs	133.6 µs	76.8 µs	58.6 µs
4 MiB	86.1 µs	49.7 µs	345.5 µs	143.1 µs	130.2 µs

"Before" is main at 43f150f and "after" is 8ccb03c. For each world size, both builds ran back to back on the same node. The raw reports, figure and notes are in benchmarks/results/deterministic_all_gather_b200/. In these runs, all_reduce, reduce_scatter and all_gather_many agree before and after within 4% at every size.

Prior art & reuse decision

This PR speeds up this repository's own deterministic all-gather (DeterministicCollective) and keeps its output byte-identical; the new size test compares it with NCCL. There is no external implementation to adopt: the change is internal to DeterministicCollective, and NCCL's all-gather appears in the table above as the performance baseline.

Tests

python -m pytest tests/distributed/test_deterministic_all_gather_sizes.py tests/distributed/collectives/test_deterministic_all_gather.py -v
torchrun --standalone --nproc-per-node=8 benchmarks/benchmark_deterministic_collectives.py --output report.json

Check	Result
new `test_deterministic_all_gather_sizes.py`: byte sizes across the threshold, odd tails, misaligned input and output, compared with NCCL (2 and 8 GPUs)	passed
`test_deterministic_all_gather.py`, `test_transport_deterministic_collective.py` (8 GPUs)	passed (39 passed with the new test)
`test_deterministic_all_reduce.py`, `test_deterministic_reduce_scatter.py` (8 GPUs)	fail identically on unmodified `main` (`43f150f`): a CUDA "misaligned address" in the all-reduce run, and `reduce_scatter_many()` does not accept the `outs=` argument the test passes. Both are unrelated to this change.

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The single-block paths of all_reduce and reduce_scatter grow with size in the same way. For example, an 8-GPU all-reduce takes 523 µs at 256 KiB per rank and 70 µs at 512 KiB. Fixing them means touching the reduction kernels and the CUDA-graph-safe fused protocol, so that is left for a separate change.

Results (H100 / Hopper, BF16, slowest rank, median of 100 calls)

Run at this PR's head 55cb531a. "Before" is the merge base 76a127c2 plus this PR's benchmark script, "after" is the PR head; both builds ran back to back on the same 4 GPUs. 2 and 4 × H100, torch 2.13.0+cu130. No 8-GPU run (only a 4-GPU node was available). Raw data: hopper-main/pr491.

per-rank input	2 GPUs before	2 GPUs after	4 GPUs before	4 GPUs after	NCCL, 4 GPUs
1 KiB	30.7 µs	27.5 µs	46.0 µs	38.5 µs	71.1 µs
8 KiB	56.5 µs	27.5 µs	110.4 µs	37.8 µs	56.0 µs
32 KiB	149.5 µs	35.8 µs	338.2 µs	37.8 µs	58.4 µs
64 KiB	272.6 µs	35.5 µs	639.4 µs	42.5 µs	57.7 µs
128 KiB	520.6 µs	39.8 µs	50.6 µs	48.8 µs	60.0 µs
1 MiB	54.9 µs	52.2 µs	61.0 µs	57.4 µs	100.3 µs
4 MiB	101.3 µs	82.6 µs	128.4 µs	131.1 µs	113.5 µs

The slow region of the old copy is 8 KiB to 128 KiB per rank on 2 GPUs and up to 64 KiB on 4 GPUs; there the new copy is 2.1× to 13.1× (2 GPUs) and 2.9× to 15.0× (4 GPUs) faster. Outside it the gain is at most 1.2× (4 MiB on 2 GPUs: 101.3 → 82.6 µs) and there is none at 4 MiB on 4 GPUs (128.4 vs 131.1 µs). all_reduce, reduce_scatter and all_gather_many agree before and after within 7% on 2 GPUs (at most 3.4 µs apart); on 4 GPUs the ratios range from 0.80 to 1.23 (at most 7.5 µs apart, no consistent direction, µs-scale noise).

Check	Result
`test_deterministic_all_gather_sizes.py` + `test_deterministic_all_gather.py` + transport test (2 and 4 GPUs)	40 passed, 1 skipped (needs eight GPUs)
`test_deterministic_all_reduce.py`, `test_deterministic_reduce_scatter.py`	skipped: need eight GPUs
CPU benchmark tests	5 passed, 1 skipped (matplotlib not installed in that environment)

Summary by CodeRabbit

Performance
- Improved deterministic all-gather performance for tested message sizes and GPU configurations. Other tested collective operations showed similar timings to previous results.
New Features
- Added tools to benchmark deterministic collectives against NCCL and compare results across runs.
Documentation
- Added benchmark results and a report covering two- and eight-GPU configurations, including measurement details and a noted outlier.

…e its single-block path The all-gather payload copy (single-block fast kernel, fused stage+gather fast kernel, and the multi-block kernel) moved one byte per thread and recomputed the peer with a 64-bit division per byte. Gathers whose output fell in the single-block range (up to 256 KiB) took up to ~1.1 ms on 2 x B200 and ~1.7 ms on 8 x B200, versus ~45-70 us just above it. - copy_rank_ordered: resolve each peer's source/destination once and copy 16-byte vectors when both are aligned, with a byte-wise tail. Still a pure rank-ordered copy; results are byte-identical. - kAllGatherSingleBlockMaxBytes = 64 KiB: a one-block gather copies the whole output, so it only wins below ~64 KiB (measured crossover at 2 and 8 ranks). The reduction fast paths keep kSingleBlockFastPathMaxBytes. - tests/distributed/test_deterministic_all_gather_sizes.py: byte sizes across the threshold, odd tails, misaligned input/output, vs NCCL. - benchmarks/benchmark_deterministic_collectives.py: size sweep for the CUDA deterministic collectives with NCCL references. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

… x B200 benchmark_deterministic_collectives.py reports for main (43f150f) and this change, all-gather figure (benchmarks/plot_deterministic_collectives.py) and a short report. 2-GPU runs share one machine; 8-GPU runs are on two nodes of the same type. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

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The all-gather kernels now use rank-ordered copying and a 64 KiB single-block threshold. The change adds distributed tests for sizes and offsets, a benchmark for deterministic and NCCL collectives, and a plotting script for paired benchmark reports.

Changes: All-gather and benchmark tools

Layer / File(s)	Summary
All-gather copy path `csrc/cuda/distributed/deterministic_collective.cu`	A new helper copies peer payloads in rank order, using aligned 16-byte copies when possible and byte copies for remaining data. Fused and multi-block kernels use this helper. Both all-gather paths use a 64 KiB single-block threshold.
Distributed size and offset tests `tests/distributed/test_deterministic_all_gather_sizes.py`	The distributed test compares deterministic output with NCCL across selected sizes and four input and output offsets. It checks output identity and that the output prefix remains unchanged.
Benchmark collection `benchmarks/benchmark_deterministic_collectives.py`, `tests/test_benchmark_deterministic_collectives.py`	The benchmark measures deterministic and NCCL collective timings, reduces results to the slowest rank, and can write JSON reports. Tests check timing measurement and call order.
Paired benchmark report plots `benchmarks/plot_deterministic_collectives.py`, `tests/test_plot_deterministic_collectives.py`	The plotting script validates report pairs and plots deterministic timings before and after alongside NCCL timings. Tests cover validation errors, ordering by input size, and output creation.

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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

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sequenceDiagram
  participant benchmark_main
  participant deterministic_collective
  participant NCCL_collectives
  participant max_rank_us
  participant JSON_report
  participant plot_main
  participant matplotlib
  benchmark_main->>deterministic_collective: run deterministic collective timings
  benchmark_main->>NCCL_collectives: run NCCL reference timings
  benchmark_main->>max_rank_us: reduce rank timings with MAX
  max_rank_us-->>benchmark_main: return maximum timing
  benchmark_main->>JSON_report: write timing rows when requested
  plot_main->>JSON_report: read paired reports
  plot_main->>plot_main: validate world sizes and input sizes
  plot_main->>matplotlib: plot before and after timings with NCCL reference

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to bae37

The benchmark tools can produce misleading comparison plots and potentially skew reduction timings. These are bounded measurement issues rather than an established all-gather correctness failure; fix them or accept the limitations before merging.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to bae37

The change preserves the existing distributed interface and validation without adding privileges or external access. The remaining uncertainty concerns recovery after failed GPU operations for message sizes newly using staged execution.

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inferred — The changed data movement remains within the caller's existing CUDA tensors and collective peer group. The benchmark obtains device selection from its launch environment and sizes and report destination from local command-line arguments; the inspected changes do not introduce a new remotely callable interface.

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observed — The named test entrypoints are a mocked CUDA event class, local timing callbacks, temporary-report writers, and plotting assertions. Their complete declarations establish test-local behavior rather than a newly exposed authentication or authority boundary.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

inferred — The lower cutoff expands applicability of an existing recovery limitation. If staged execution fails before completion publication, pending staged state can remain and subsequent fused calls reject it. Close synchronizes before destruction rather than providing transactional rollback. This limitation predates the PR, but additional message sizes now use that path; recoverability under injected failures remains unverified.

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The per-peer copy left most threads idle on small per-peer payloads and serialised the peers' remote reads; on 8 x B200 a 64-192 KiB/rank gather was 8-14 us slower than the old byte loop on the multi-block path. With the output, the size and every peer payload 16-byte aligned, one flat vector index over all peers keeps every thread busy; the per-peer copy remains for misaligned pointers. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

Both builds (main 43f150f and 8ccb03c) run back to back on one 8 x B200 node per world size; regenerated figure and report. Unchanged collectives agree within 4%. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

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Preallocate NCCL reduction buffers and reset all-reduce inputs before each CUDA event interval. Bind benchmark callbacks to each size's tensors and reject mismatched world sizes or input sweeps before plotting. Add focused regressions, document benchmark helpers, and qualify historical NCCL reduction timings. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

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The two actionable comments in review 5447550669 are fixed in b2d28f9, individually replied to, and resolved.

The docstring coverage warning is addressed too: all 21 Python functions in the changed scripts/tests now have docstrings (verified by AST inspection). Existing CUDA helper documentation is unchanged.

Validation: 8 CPU regressions passed; a fresh CUDA 13/sm100 build of the current collective source passed 38 distributed/transport tests on 2 B200 GPUs, with 1 existing eight-GPU test skipped. A two-GPU benchmark smoke run produced 12 valid timing rows across all four operations at 1/32/128 KiB per rank. The stored before/after reports still plot successfully. Black, isort, Ruff, and git diff --check passed.

The historical report now explicitly identifies the original NCCL reduction timings as including per-call tensor cloning; those stored measurements are preserved as historical results.

The raw results (JSON, figures, audit files) now live on the fork's pr_assets branch; the documents link to them at a fixed commit. Signed-off-by: Wenbo Ji <36562829+fusheng-ji@users.noreply.github.com>

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