feat(ascend): honor deviceCoreScaling in hami-core Fit budget - #2902
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Ascend hami-core Fit currently hardcodes effectiveTotalCore=100, so compute cannot be oversold the way NVIDIA deviceCoreScaling already allows. Use 100 * deviceCoreScaling (default 1) and keep Coresreq=100 as exclusive even when the budget is scaled. Signed-off-by: curry30000 <32156223+curry30000@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAscend hami-core ChangesAscend hami-core capacity
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change can allow a later shared Ascend workload onto a device that already has a full-core occupant after an unrelated zero-core allocation, weakening exclusivity and potentially over-admitting work. Merge should wait until this sequence is prevented and covered by a regression test; advertised device capacity also requires explicit owner awareness. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly describes the Ascend hami-core Fit change and matches the linked issue. The implementation delegates scaling to the device plugin but still makes Fit honor the resulting scaled budget. Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR updates Ascend hami-core Fit and adds tests for plugin-advertised core capacity, oversubscription, and exclusivity [ Resolution Add the coupled Ascend device-plugin change to advertise
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In `@charts/hami/README.md`:
- Line 242: Update the devices.ascend.deviceCoreScaling description in the
README to state that Fit rounds 100 times deviceCoreScaling to the nearest
integer, preserving the existing budget explanation and example behavior.
In `@pkg/device/ascend/device.go`:
- Line 122: Validate DeviceCoreScaling in hamiCoreBudget before converting the
rounded percentage to int32: reject non-finite values and any rounded 100*scale
result outside the int32 range, returning the existing invalid-budget outcome so
Fit does not consume a wrapped or non-positive capacity.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the rounding rule.
Fit uses round(100 * deviceCoreScaling). For example, 1.234 produces a budget of 123, not 123.4. State the rounding behavior in this description.
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In `@charts/hami/README.md` at line 242, Update the
devices.ascend.deviceCoreScaling description in the README to state that Fit
rounds 100 times deviceCoreScaling to the nearest integer, preserving the
existing budget explanation and example behavior.
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@curry30000 Thanks for your contribution. This is a problem. But to align with NVIDIA devices, better apply this scale in the device plugin. Need coupled PR in another repo. |
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@FouoF Thank you for the review. I agree this is a real gap. NVIDIA applies deviceCoreScaling when the device plugin registers Devcore, then Fit uses the advertised Totalcore. This PR only scaled the budget inside Ascend Fit, so it is not the same path. Please confirm the coupled repo is https://github.com/Project-HAMi/ascend-device-plugin. The plugin would report Devcore = 100 * deviceCoreScaling for hami-core, and this HAMi change would stop hardcoding effectiveTotalCore = 100 and use the registered value instead. I can open that plugin PR and adjust this one to match. Would you like the plugin PR first? |
Match the NVIDIA path: the device plugin advertises the scaled core budget, and Fit uses that Totalcore instead of hardcoding 100 or applying deviceCoreScaling in the scheduler. Signed-off-by: curry30000 <32156223+curry30000@users.noreply.github.com>
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@FouoF Thanks for the review. I updated this PR to follow that path. HAMi Fit no longer hardcodes effectiveTotalCore = 100, and it no longer applies deviceCoreScaling in the scheduler. It uses the core capacity advertised by the device plugin ( The scale itself is in the coupled plugin PR: Project-HAMi/ascend-device-plugin#132 For hami-core it registers |
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In `@pkg/device/ascend/device.go`:
- Line 525: Update the capacity and exclusivity logic around Fit and
AddResourceUsage to track whether a 100-core hami-core occupant exists
independently of DeviceUsage.Used, preventing subsequent allocations—including
after zero-core non-hami-core usage—from admitting another hami-core allocation.
Add a regression test covering a 100-core allocation, zero-core allocation, and
subsequent 50-core allocation sequence.
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| if dev.Totalcore-dev.Usedcores < k.Coresreq { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve 100-core exclusivity after a zero-core allocation.
When Totalcore == 150, a 100-core hami-core allocation leaves 50 cores available. A non-hami-core zero-core allocation can pass Fit and increment DeviceUsage.Used through AddResourceUsage. A later 50-core hami-core allocation can then pass the capacity check and bypass dev.Used == 1 because Used is 2.
Track 100-core occupants independently of the allocation count, and add a regression test for this sequence.
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In `@pkg/device/ascend/device.go` at line 525, Update the capacity and exclusivity
logic around Fit and AddResourceUsage to track whether a 100-core hami-core
occupant exists independently of DeviceUsage.Used, preventing subsequent
allocations—including after zero-core non-hami-core usage—from admitting another
hami-core allocation. Add a regression test covering a 100-core allocation,
zero-core allocation, and subsequent 50-core allocation sequence.
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What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
Ascend hami-core Fit hardcodes
effectiveTotalCore = 100. This wires the existing NVIDIA-styledeviceCoreScalingknob for Ascend hami-core only:round(100 * deviceCoreScaling), default1Coresreq=100stays exclusive when the budget is oversoldHelm:
devices.ascend.deviceCoreScaling(default1) →vnpus.deviceCoreScaling. Memory is not scaled.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #2901
Special notes for your reviewer:
AI assistance: I used Cursor to draft the patch and this description. I reviewed every changed line and can explain the Fit budget and exclusive checks. Commit messages were written by me.
Hardware validation (scheduler extender Fit path):
deviceCoreScaling=1.5(budget 150)-core: "30"plus 1 pod with-core: "20"on the same UUIDCardInsufficientCore).This is a new PR after #2883 was closed for contribution-process issues.
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?:
Yes. Optional Helm value
devices.ascend.deviceCoreScaling(default1). No behavior change unless set above 1.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests