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[bug] remove pdlb from minilb since its no longer available #8634
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Summary of Changes
Hello @slin1237, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request streamlines the load balancing mechanism by removing the deprecated Rust-based load balancer (pdlb
) and standardizing on the mini_lb
implementation. This change reflects the integration of the Rust pdlb
into sgl-router
, making its standalone usage obsolete and simplifying the load balancer launch script.
Highlights
- Deprecation and Removal of Rust Load Balancer: I have removed all code paths and imports related to the
sgl_pdlb._rust.LoadBalancer
(Rust-based load balancer) fromlaunch_lb.py
, as it is no longer supported and has been merged intosgl-router
. - CLI Argument Update: The help message for the
--rust-lb
command-line argument inlaunch_lb.py
has been updated to explicitly state that it is deprecated and will have no effect. - Load Balancer Standardization: The
launch_lb.py
script now exclusively uses themini_lb
implementation, simplifying the codebase by removing the conditional logic that previously allowed switching between the Rust and mini load balancers.
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Code Review
This pull request removes the deprecated Rust load balancer (pdlb) and updates the argument help message. I've added comments suggesting simplification of the code by removing the now-unnecessary conditional logic and deprecated command-line argument.
@@ -115,25 +117,8 @@ def main(): | |||
args = parser.parse_args() | |||
lb_args = LBArgs.from_cli_args(args) |
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Now that the Rust load balancer logic has been removed, the conditional check based on lb_args.rust_lb
is no longer necessary. You can directly proceed with the mini_lb
execution, simplifying the code flow.
prefill_configs = [PrefillConfig(url, port) for url, port in lb_args.prefill_infos]
run(prefill_configs, lb_args.decode_infos, lb_args.host, lb_args.port)
Motivation
rust pdlb is merged into sgl-router, this is no longer supported, removed
Modifications
remove the code and updated the argument help message
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