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# Model Server Protocol for Gateway API Inference Extension | ||
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## Inference API Protocol | ||
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The model server MUST implement OpenAI’s [Completions](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/completions) | ||
and [Chat](https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat) API. In the future we are open to | ||
supporting more API protocols. | ||
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To explain this in more detail, the extension makes intelligent request scheduling decisions based | ||
on certain information from the request body, such as the `model` field. | ||
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## Metrics Reporting | ||
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The inference extension scrapes metrics from the model servers to make optimal request scheduling | ||
decisions. The PREFERRED metrics format is Prometheus. We do not intend to dictate the exact metric | ||
naming and format, especially if the corresponding metric already exists. We will leverage the | ||
[model server metrics standardization](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SpSp1E6moa4HSrJnS4x3NpLuj88sMXr2tbofKlzTZpk) | ||
effort to bring as much unification as possible across model server communities. | ||
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We also show the metrics in vLLM, which is already integrated into the inference extension. We are | ||
working on integrating with more model servers. | ||
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| Metric | Type | Description | vLLM metric | | ||
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| TotalQueuedRequests | Gauge | The current total number of requests in the queue.| `vllm:num_requests_waiting`| | ||
| KVCacheUtilization| Gauge | The current KV cache utilization in percentage.| `vllm:gpu_cache_usage_perc`| | ||
| MaxActiveModels| Gauge | Maximum number of models/adapters that can be loaded to GPU memory to serve a batch. Requests will be queued if the model server has reached MaxActiveModels and cannot load the requested model/adapter.| `vllm:lora_requests_info.max_lora`| | ||
| ActiveModels| String (can be a label of a Prometheus Gauge metric) | Comma separated list of models/adapters that are currently loaded into GPU memory and therefore new requests of the same models/adapters don't require eviction of models/adapters. | `vllm:lora_requests_info.running_lora_adapters`| | ||
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The following metrics MAY be needed in the future for further optimization. | ||
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| Metric |Type | Description | vLLM metric | | ||
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| TotalTokensInCurrentBatch | Gauge | Number of tokens in the current batch.| `vllm:num_tokens_running`| | ||
| TotalQueuedTokens| Gauge | The current total number of tokens in the queued requests.| `vllm:num_tokens_waiting` (need to be added)| | ||
| MaxTokenCapacity| Gauge | The total size of the KV cache in number of tokens.| `vllm:max_token_capacity` <br> NOTE: This info is available indirectly in [`cache_config_info`](https://github.com/vllm-project/vllm/blob/15702038642192002cd8973cf8948751b750fd07/vllm/engine/metrics.py#L551) metric already , and also proposed in, can be added [here](https://github.com/vllm-project/vllm/blob/22f5851b807376a836eb3551903c7fc6c81eaa9b/vllm/engine/llm_engine.py#L1588). | | ||
| AvailableModels| String | All the available models/adapters that the model server is able to serve, otherwise an error may be returned.| This is already available from the /models API.| | ||
| TimePerPrefillToken | Histogram | The prefill latency per token in the last W seconds. W will be decided by simulation/benchmarking. In time series metric the latency is typically reported as Histogram and we can derive the average from the Histogram. | `vllm:time_to_first_token_seconds` | | ||
| TimePerDecodeToken | Histogram | The decode latency per token in the last W seconds. W will be decided by simulation/benchmarking. | `vllm:time_per_output_token_seconds` | | ||
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## LoRA Adapter Serving | ||
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### Dynamic LoRA Serving | ||
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Model servers that support dynamic LoRA serving can gain additional benefit from the inference | ||
extension's LoRA affinity algorithm. Generally we expect model servers to: | ||
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* Support running multiple LoRA adapters in parallel in the same decode batch. | ||
* Dynamically load/unload adapters in GPU memory from/to host memory depending on the requested | ||
adapters in the current batch. | ||
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#### Register/Unregister Adapters | ||
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Model servers SHOULD have APIs to dynamically register/unregister models (usually LoRA adapters). This enables platform teams to multiplex multiple LoRA adapters on shared model servers and dynamically rollout LoRA adapters. | ||
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NOTE this is not a strict requirement from the inference extension, but a critical feature for CI/CD integration. | ||
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While we don’t intend to dictate how model servers should implement this API, a reference REST API can look this: | ||
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``` | ||
POST ${server_endpoint}/adapters/{adapter-id} | ||
{ | ||
"path": "path/to/my/adapter" | ||
} | ||
DELETE ${server_endpoint}/adapters/{adapter-id} | ||
``` |