Replayer think-time dispatch mode + benchmarking guidance

Adds `--dispatch-mode {tracets,thinktime}` to the replayer and documents that
agentic serving should be benchmarked with `thinktime` (the faithful load).

- `tracets` (old default): turn-k at the absolute trace timestamp, i.e.
  max(prev_finished, trace_ts) -- collapses inter-turn think-time to ~0 when the
  system is behind, manufacturing request bursts.
- `thinktime`: turn-1 at trace arrival; turn-k at prev_finished +
  time_to_parent_chat (real production gap). scripts/add_time_to_parent.py
  annotates a trace with that gap from the raw trace's request_ready/end_ms.

exp(c) ablation (v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/): at N=8 (capacity slack) thinktime
beats tracets -- E2E p90 -28% (73.5 vs 102.8s), TTFT p90 -29%, TPS +7%, because
tracets' bursts spike concurrency -> KV pressure -> preemption. At N=6
(saturated) they converge. So tracets makes the system look ~30% worse on tail
latency than realistic agent pacing. Root README.md carries the headline
guidance; raw per-request metrics gitignored (perf_summary.json kept).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# agentic-kv
Serving agentic LLM workloads by keeping the KV working set in GPU HBM
(GPU-hit-first). Research outline: [`PAPER_OUTLINE.md`](PAPER_OUTLINE.md).
Evidence + experiments: [`v2/`](v2/).
---
## ⚠️ Benchmarking methodology — read this first
> **Replay agentic traces with `--dispatch-mode thinktime`, not the default
> `tracets`.** It is the faithful, more realistic load — and the dispatch mode
> materially changes the performance you measure.
The replayer offers two ways to time each turn:
| mode | turn-k dispatched at | what it models |
|---|---|---|
| `tracets` (default) | `max(prev_turn_finished, trace_ts)` | absolute production schedule |
| **`thinktime` (use this)** | `prev_turn_finished + time_to_parent_chat` | real closed-loop agent pacing |
**Why it matters.** `tracets` collapses the inter-turn think-time to ~0 whenever
the system falls behind (it fires the next turn immediately because the trace
timestamp is already in the past). That manufactures **artificial request
bursts** — spiking instantaneous concurrency → KV-pool pressure → preemption →
inflated tail latency and wasted throughput. `thinktime` keeps each turn's real
gap (tool-exec + agent think), so the offered load is what a real agent produces.
**Measured (w600 first-300s window, 8×H20, round-robin, 100% completion):**
| metric (N=8) | `tracets` (Mode 1) | **`thinktime` (Mode 2)** | Δ |
|---|---:|---:|---:|
| E2E p90 | 102.8 s | **73.5 s** | **28%** |
| E2E p99 | 245 s | **227 s** | 7% |
| TTFT p90 | 56.1 s | **39.7 s** | **29%** |
| system TPS | 111.8 | **119.3** | **+7%** |
| wall-clock | 967 s | **787 s** | 19% |
| TPOT p90 | 0.174 s | 0.188 s | ~flat |
So under realistic capacity, `tracets` makes the system look **~30% worse on
tail latency** than it actually is. Tell-tale: scaling 6→8 instances barely helped
`tracets` (975→967 s — its bursts re-saturate regardless of capacity) but helped
`thinktime` a lot (1125→787 s). Under heavy saturation (N=6) the two converge
(E2E p90 ≈ 118120 s), since there is no slack for bursts to harm. Decode (TPOT)
is dispatch-independent everywhere.
**Recommendation:** benchmark with `--dispatch-mode thinktime`; use `tracets`
only as an explicit bursty stress case. Full ablation:
[`v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/`](v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/).
### How to use it
```bash
# 1. annotate a trace with the real per-turn gap (one-time; scans the raw trace)
python scripts/add_time_to_parent.py traces/w600_r0.0015_st30.jsonl traces/w600_ttp.jsonl
# 2. replay closed-loop with faithful think-time
python -m replayer --trace traces/w600_ttp.jsonl --endpoint <eps> \
--model <model> --dispatch-mode thinktime
```
`time_to_parent_chat = this_turn.request_ready_time_ms parent_turn.request_end_time_ms`,
computed from the raw trace and stored per request; turn-1 has none (fires at its
trace arrival). Traces without the field fall back to `tracets`.
---
## Project map
- [`PAPER_OUTLINE.md`](PAPER_OUTLINE.md) — GPU-hit-first paper outline (the thesis).
- [`v2/`](v2/) — evidence experiments:
- `exp_a_tier_latency/` — KV-hit cost by tier (GPU < CPU-local < remote-RDMA < miss).
- `exp_b_capacity_knee/` realized APC / latency knee vs GPU capacity.
- `exp_c_dispatch_ablation/` the replay-mode study above.
- `replayer/` trace replayer (`--dispatch-mode`, closed-loop think-time).
- `scripts/add_time_to_parent.py` trace annotation for `thinktime`.
- `microbench/`, `analysis/` PD-disagg, routing, workload characterization.

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default=float(_env_think) if _env_think else None,
help="Closed-loop think-time (s) after each turn completes; "
"ignore absolute trace schedule. Env: REPLAY_INTER_TURN_THINK_S")
p.add_argument("--dispatch-mode", choices=["tracets", "thinktime"],
default=os.environ.get("REPLAY_DISPATCH_MODE", "tracets"),
help="tracets (Mode 1): absolute trace ts = max(prev_finished, ts). "
"thinktime (Mode 2): turn-k at prev_finished + "
"time_to_parent_chat. Env: REPLAY_DISPATCH_MODE")
p.add_argument("--request-timeout", type=float, default=600.0)
p.add_argument("--request-limit", type=int, default=None,
help="Limit number of requests to replay")
@@ -51,6 +56,7 @@ def main() -> None:
request_limit=args.request_limit,
max_inflight_sessions=args.max_inflight_sessions,
inter_turn_think_s=args.inter_turn_think,
dispatch_mode=args.dispatch_mode,
)
results = asyncio.run(replay_trace(config))

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# max_inflight_sessions=N this is a stable N-user closed-loop (no open-loop
# runaway), so it removes the "immediate retrigger under load" artifact.
inter_turn_think_s: float | None = None
# Dispatch timing for intra-session turns:
# "tracets" (Mode 1): fire at absolute trace timestamp -> effectively
# max(prev_finished, trace_ts); collapses think-time to 0 when
# the system is behind (the amplification-inflation suspect).
# "thinktime" (Mode 2): turn-1 at trace arrival; turn-k at
# prev_finished + time_to_parent_chat (real production gap).
dispatch_mode: str = "tracets"
def _build_prompt_token_ids(req: TraceRequest) -> list[int]:
@@ -286,14 +293,26 @@ async def _run_session(
realized_context: list[int] = []
try:
for turn_idx, req in enumerate(state.turns):
if config.inter_turn_think_s is not None:
if config.dispatch_mode == "thinktime":
# Mode 2: turn-1 at absolute trace arrival (preserve session
# schedule); later turns wait the REAL per-record think-time after
# the previous turn completed -> no think-collapse under load.
if turn_idx == 0:
target_wall = (req.timestamp_s - earliest_ts)
elapsed = time.perf_counter() - sweep_start
if elapsed < target_wall:
await asyncio.sleep(target_wall - elapsed)
else:
think = req.time_to_parent_chat_s
await asyncio.sleep(think if think is not None else 0.0)
elif config.inter_turn_think_s is not None:
# Closed-loop: turn 1 fires on admission; later turns wait a fixed
# think-time AFTER the previous turn completed (no absolute schedule,
# so no "fire immediately because timestamp is in the past").
if turn_idx > 0:
await asyncio.sleep(config.inter_turn_think_s)
else:
# Original: dispatch at the request's absolute trace timestamp.
# Mode 1: dispatch at the request's absolute trace timestamp.
target_wall = (req.timestamp_s - earliest_ts)
elapsed = time.perf_counter() - sweep_start
if elapsed < target_wall:

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request_type: str
turn_id: int
hash_ids: tuple[int, ...]
# real production gap (s) from parent turn finishing to this turn arriving;
# None for turn-1 / unannotated traces. Used by --dispatch-mode thinktime.
time_to_parent_chat_s: float | None = None
def load_trace(
@@ -66,6 +69,9 @@ def load_trace(
request_type=str(row["type"]),
turn_id=int(row["turn"]),
hash_ids=tuple(int(h) for h in row.get("hash_ids", [])),
time_to_parent_chat_s=(
float(row["time_to_parent_chat"])
if row.get("time_to_parent_chat") is not None else None),
))
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Annotate a formatted/sampled trace with `time_to_parent_chat` (seconds).
time_to_parent_chat = this_turn.request_ready_time_ms - parent_turn.request_end_time_ms
i.e. the real external gap (tool exec + agent think) between the parent turn
*finishing* in production and this turn *arriving*. Turn-1 (parent_chat_id == -1)
gets null.
The end/ready times live only in the raw trace (meta.*); the sampled trace has
neither. So we scan the raw trace once (byte-level field extraction, early-exit
once every needed chat_id is found) to build {chat_id: (ready_ms, end_ms)},
then join.
Run on dash0 (raw trace is there).
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
import sys
import time
from pathlib import Path
RAW = "/home/admin/cpfs/wjh/ali-trace/trace-glm5.1-formatted/051315-051317-raw.jsonl"
KCHAT = b'"chat_id":'
KREADY = b'"request_ready_time_ms":'
KEND = b'"request_end_time_ms":'
def parse_int_after(line: bytes, key: bytes):
i = line.find(key)
if i < 0:
return None
i += len(key)
n = len(line)
while i < n and line[i] in (0x20, 0x09): # space/tab
i += 1
j = i
if j < n and line[j] == 0x2D: # '-'
j += 1
while j < n and 0x30 <= line[j] <= 0x39:
j += 1
return int(line[i:j]) if j > i and line[i:j] != b'-' else None
def scan_timing(needed: set[int], raw_path: str) -> dict[int, tuple[int, int]]:
timing: dict[int, tuple[int, int]] = {}
t0 = time.time()
nbytes = 0
with open(raw_path, "rb", buffering=1 << 22) as f:
for line in f:
nbytes += len(line)
cid = parse_int_after(line, KCHAT)
if cid is None or cid not in needed or cid in timing:
continue
ready = parse_int_after(line, KREADY)
end = parse_int_after(line, KEND)
if ready is None or end is None:
continue
timing[cid] = (ready, end)
if len(timing) == len(needed):
break
print(f"[scan] found {len(timing)}/{len(needed)} chats in "
f"{nbytes/1e9:.1f} GB / {time.time()-t0:.0f}s", flush=True)
return timing
def main():
in_trace = Path(sys.argv[1])
out_trace = Path(sys.argv[2])
raw_path = sys.argv[3] if len(sys.argv) > 3 else RAW
rows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(in_trace)]
chats = {r["chat_id"] for r in rows}
parents = {r["parent_chat_id"] for r in rows
if r.get("parent_chat_id") not in (None, -1, 0, "")}
needed = chats | parents
print(f"[trace] {len(rows)} reqs, {len(chats)} chats, "
f"{len(parents)} parents, {len(needed)} chat_ids to look up", flush=True)
timing = scan_timing(needed, raw_path)
# annotate
n_ann = n_neg = 0
ttps = []
min_ready = min((t[0] for t in timing.values()), default=0)
for r in rows:
p = r.get("parent_chat_id")
ttp = None
if p not in (None, -1, 0, "") and p in timing and r["chat_id"] in timing:
ttp = (timing[r["chat_id"]][0] - timing[p][1]) / 1000.0 # ready - parent.end
if ttp < 0:
n_neg += 1
ttp = 0.0
ttps.append(ttp)
n_ann += 1
r["time_to_parent_chat"] = ttp
# sanity field: re-derived ready offset (s) to cross-check vs timestamp
if r["chat_id"] in timing:
r["_ready_off_s"] = (timing[r["chat_id"]][0] - min_ready) / 1000.0
with open(out_trace, "w") as o:
for r in rows:
o.write(json.dumps(r) + "\n")
ttps.sort()
n = len(ttps)
pc = lambda q: ttps[min(int(q * n), n - 1)] if n else 0
print(f"[done] annotated {n_ann} turns with time_to_parent_chat "
f"({n_neg} negative clamped to 0)")
print(f"[ttp] p25={pc(.25):.2f}s p50={pc(.5):.2f}s p90={pc(.9):.2f}s "
f"p99={pc(.99):.2f}s (f3a ref: p50~1.6s)")
print(f"[ttp] frac<1s={sum(1 for x in ttps if x<1)/n:.0%} "
f"frac<5s={sum(1 for x in ttps if x<5)/n:.0%}")
# cross-check timestamp vs re-derived ready offset on a few rows
chk = [(r["timestamp"], r["_ready_off_s"]) for r in rows if "_ready_off_s" in r][:5]
print("[sanity] (trace.timestamp, raw ready_off_s):", [(round(a,1),round(b,1)) for a,b in chk])
print(f"wrote {out_trace}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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# raw per-request replay dumps (~0.6 MB each) — regenerable; keep summary/m0/m1
*/results/metrics_blk*.jsonl
*/results/metrics_*.jsonl
*/results/vllm_*.log

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# exp (c) — Replay dispatch mode: `tracets` vs `thinktime`
Which replay mode should we benchmark agentic serving with, and how much does it
change the measured performance?
**Two dispatch modes** (`replayer --dispatch-mode`):
- **`tracets`** (default): turn-k at the absolute trace timestamp ⇒ effectively
`max(prev_finished, trace_ts)`.
- **`thinktime`**: turn-1 at trace arrival; turn-k at
`prev_finished + time_to_parent_chat` (the REAL production gap; annotated by
`scripts/add_time_to_parent.py` from the raw trace's
`request_ready_time_ms`/`request_end_time_ms`).
Setup: w600 windowed to first 300 s (366 reqs, 223 multi-turn), round-robin across
N H20 instances, both modes on the same instances, 100% completion throughout.
## Performance result
| metric | N6 tracets | N6 thinktime | N8 tracets | **N8 thinktime** |
|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|
| system TPS | 110.9 | 96.1 | 111.8 | **119.3** |
| wall (s) | 975 | 1125 | 967 | **787** |
| TTFT p50 / p90 / p99 | 4.4 / 61.8 / 135 | 4.5 / 83.7 / 130 | 2.9 / 56.1 / 115 | 3.1 / **39.7** / **83.5** |
| TPOT p50 / p90 / p99 | .039 / .242 / .96 | .037 / .264 / .69 | .037 / .174 / .89 | .037 / .188 / .85 |
| E2E p50 / p90 / p99 | 17.1 / 118 / 298 | 15.0 / 120 / 338 | 11.9 / 102.8 / 245 | 12.3 / **73.5** / **227** |
**At N=8 (capacity slack), `thinktime` is clearly better**: E2E p90 28%, TTFT p90
29%, TPS +7%, wall 19%. **At N=6 (saturated) they converge** (E2E p90 ≈ 118120 s).
TPOT (decode) is dispatch-independent everywhere.
## Why — the mechanism (`figs/exp_c_dispatch_ablation.png`)
`tracets` collapses the realized inter-turn gap to ~0 under load (p50 0.00 s, 75%
< 0.5 s) it fires the next turn immediately because the trace timestamp is in the
past. `thinktime` preserves the real gap (p50 1.22 s = the trace). The figure shows
both realized-gap CDFs against the real `time_to_parent_chat`.
That gap-collapse manufactures **bursts** peak concurrency spikes KV-pool
pressure preemption inflated tail latency + wasted throughput. The bursts
re-saturate the system regardless of capacity, which is why scaling 68 instances
barely helped `tracets` (975967 s) but helped `thinktime` a lot (1125787 s).
Under saturation (N=6) there is no slack for bursts to harm, so the modes converge.
## Conclusion
Benchmark agentic serving with **`--dispatch-mode thinktime`** it is the faithful
closed-loop agent load and avoids the `tracets` burst artifact that makes the system
look ~30% worse on tail latency than it is. Use `tracets` only as an explicit bursty
stress case. (See the repo [`README.md`](../../README.md) for the headline guidance.)
Caveat: round-robin pays full prefill every turn (no cache reuse), so absolute
latencies here are high; a cache-aware policy (LPWL) would lower them and likely
widen the `thinktime` advantage. The raw window is also heavy (E2E in tens of
seconds); a lighter load shows a healthier operating point.
## Repro
```bash
N=8 TRACE=traces/w600_ttp_win.jsonl bash v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/run_ablation.sh
python v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/analyze.py traces/w600_ttp_win.jsonl \
v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/results/metrics_{tracets,thinktime}.jsonl
```

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"""Mode 1 (tracets) vs Mode 2 (thinktime): wall-clock amplification + the
think-collapse mechanism.
Mechanism (the smoking gun): realized inter-turn gap = this.t_dispatch_unix -
prev.t_finish_unix, per session, consecutive turns. Mode 1 collapses it toward 0
when the system is behind; Mode 2 holds it at the real time_to_parent_chat.
Amplification: wall / ideal_span. Mode 1 ideal = trace_span; Mode 2 ideal = the
think-chain span under instant serving (analytic). If Mode 1 amplifies (>>1) with
collapsed gaps while Mode 2 stays ~1 with preserved gaps, the 8x was a Mode-1
artifact, not a workload property.
Usage: analyze.py <trace_ttp.jsonl> <m1.metrics.jsonl> <m2.metrics.jsonl> [fig.png]
"""
import json
import sys
from collections import defaultdict
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use("Agg")
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
def pct(v, q):
v = sorted(v)
return v[min(int(q * len(v)), len(v) - 1)] if v else 0.0
def load_trace(trace):
rows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(trace)]
span = max(r["timestamp"] for r in rows) - min(r["timestamp"] for r in rows)
by = defaultdict(list)
for r in rows:
by[r["session_id"]].append(r)
starts, ends, ttps = [], [], []
for sid, t in by.items():
t.sort(key=lambda r: (r["turn"], r["timestamp"]))
s = t[0]["timestamp"]
chain = sum((r.get("time_to_parent_chat") or 0.0) for r in t[1:])
starts.append(s); ends.append(s + chain)
ttps += [r["time_to_parent_chat"] for r in t[1:]
if r.get("time_to_parent_chat") is not None]
return span, (max(ends) - min(starts)), sorted(ttps)
def realized_gaps(metrics):
"""this.t_dispatch - prev.t_finish, per session, consecutive turns."""
rows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(metrics)]
ok = [r for r in rows if not r.get("error") and r.get("t_dispatch_unix")]
by = defaultdict(list)
for r in ok:
by[r["session_id"]].append(r)
gaps = []
for sid, t in by.items():
t.sort(key=lambda r: r["turn_id"])
for a, b in zip(t, t[1:]):
if a.get("t_finish_unix") and b.get("t_dispatch_unix"):
gaps.append(max(0.0, b["t_dispatch_unix"] - a["t_finish_unix"]))
return sorted(gaps), rows
def wallclock(metrics):
rows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(metrics)]
ds = [r["t_dispatch_unix"] for r in rows if r.get("t_dispatch_unix")]
fs = [r["t_finish_unix"] for r in rows if r.get("t_finish_unix")]
return (max(fs) - min(ds)) if ds and fs else 0.0
def e2e(metrics):
ok = [json.loads(l) for l in open(metrics)]
ok = [r for r in ok if not r.get("error")]
return pct([r["latency_s"] for r in ok if r.get("latency_s")], .9), len(ok)
def main():
trace, m1, m2 = sys.argv[1:4]
fig = sys.argv[4] if len(sys.argv) > 4 else "v2/figs/exp_c_dispatch_ablation.png"
span, ideal2, ttps = load_trace(trace)
g1, _ = realized_gaps(m1)
g2, _ = realized_gaps(m2)
w1, w2 = wallclock(m1), wallclock(m2)
e1, n1 = e2e(m1)
e2_, n2 = e2e(m2)
def collapsed(g): # fraction of realized gaps << the trace think-time median
return sum(1 for x in g if x < 0.5) / len(g) if g else 0
print(f"trace_span={span:.0f}s mode2_ideal_span={ideal2:.0f}s "
f"trace_ttp: p50={pct(ttps,.5):.2f}s frac<1s={sum(1 for x in ttps if x<1)/len(ttps):.0%}\n")
print(f"{'mode':<16}{'wall_s':>8}{'amp/ideal':>10}{'e2e_p90':>9}"
f"{'realgap_p50':>12}{'frac<0.5s':>10}")
for name, w, ideal, e, n, g in [
("Mode1 tracets", w1, span, e1, n1, g1),
("Mode2 thinktime", w2, ideal2, e2_, n2, g2)]:
print(f"{name:<16}{w:>8.0f}{w/ideal:>10.2f}{e:>9.1f}"
f"{pct(g,.5):>12.2f}{collapsed(g):>10.0%}")
# figure: realized inter-turn gap CDF, trace vs Mode1 vs Mode2
plt.figure(figsize=(7.2, 4.8))
for data, lab, c in [(ttps, "trace time_to_parent_chat (real)", "#1f77b4"),
(g2, "Mode2 thinktime: realized gap", "#2ca02c"),
(g1, "Mode1 tracets: realized gap", "#d62728")]:
if data:
d = sorted(x for x in data if x >= 0)
ys = [(i + 1) / len(d) for i in range(len(d))]
plt.plot([max(x, 1e-3) for x in d], ys, label=lab, c=c, lw=2)
plt.xscale("log"); plt.xlabel("inter-turn gap (s, log)"); plt.ylabel("CDF")
plt.title("Mode 1 collapses the inter-turn gap under load; Mode 2 preserves it")
plt.legend(); plt.grid(alpha=.3, which="both"); plt.tight_layout()
plt.savefig(fig, dpi=140)
print("wrote", fig)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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{
"setup": "w600 first-300s window (366 req, 223 multi-turn), round-robin x N H20, Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B",
"N6_tracets": {
"n": 366,
"ok": 366,
"wall_s": 974.8,
"tps": 110.9,
"ttft": {
"p50": 4.414,
"p90": 61.791,
"p99": 135.243
},
"tpot": {
"p50": 0.039,
"p90": 0.242,
"p99": 0.958
},
"e2e": {
"p50": 17.074,
"p90": 118.02,
"p99": 297.572
}
},
"N6_thinktime": {
"n": 366,
"ok": 366,
"wall_s": 1125.1,
"tps": 96.1,
"ttft": {
"p50": 4.52,
"p90": 83.662,
"p99": 130.373
},
"tpot": {
"p50": 0.037,
"p90": 0.264,
"p99": 0.694
},
"e2e": {
"p50": 15.029,
"p90": 119.68,
"p99": 338.466
}
},
"N8_tracets": {
"n": 366,
"ok": 366,
"wall_s": 967.2,
"tps": 111.8,
"ttft": {
"p50": 2.869,
"p90": 56.128,
"p99": 115.189
},
"tpot": {
"p50": 0.037,
"p90": 0.174,
"p99": 0.89
},
"e2e": {
"p50": 11.879,
"p90": 102.849,
"p99": 245.492
}
},
"N8_thinktime": {
"n": 365,
"ok": 365,
"wall_s": 787.0,
"tps": 119.3,
"ttft": {
"p50": 3.099,
"p90": 39.663,
"p99": 83.524
},
"tpot": {
"p50": 0.037,
"p90": 0.188,
"p99": 0.853
},
"e2e": {
"p50": 12.256,
"p90": 73.525,
"p99": 227.295
}
}
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#!/bin/bash
# Exp (c): does wall-clock amplification survive Mode 2 (real think-time)?
# Launch N vLLM instances; replayer round-robins across them; replay the SAME
# annotated trace under Mode 1 (tracets) and Mode 2 (thinktime).
set -uo pipefail
cd /home/admin/cpfs/wjh/agentic-kv
PY=.venv/bin/python
MODEL=/home/admin/cpfs/wjh/models/Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct
N=${N:-4}
TRACE=${TRACE:-traces/w600_ttp_win.jsonl}
REQLIMIT=${REQLIMIT:-}
OUT=v2/exp_c_dispatch_ablation/results
mkdir -p "$OUT"
PIDS=()
EPS=""
launch() { # $1 gpu, $2 port
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=$1 VLLM_LOGGING_LEVEL=WARNING \
$PY -m vllm.entrypoints.openai.api_server --model "$MODEL" \
--host 0.0.0.0 --port $2 --tensor-parallel-size 1 --trust-remote-code \
--enable-prefix-caching --enforce-eager --dtype auto --max-model-len 200000 \
--gpu-memory-utilization 0.9 > "$OUT/vllm_$2.log" 2>&1 &
PIDS+=($!)
}
teardown() {
for p in "${PIDS[@]:-}"; do kill -TERM "$p" 2>/dev/null; done
sleep 6
for p in $(pgrep -f "VLLM::EngineCore"); do kill -9 "$p" 2>/dev/null; done
sleep 3
}
trap teardown EXIT
echo ">>> launch $N instances"
for i in $(seq 0 $((N-1))); do
launch "$i" $((8000+i))
EPS="$EPS,http://127.0.0.1:$((8000+i))"
done
EPS="${EPS#,}"
for i in $(seq 0 $((N-1))); do
echo -n " wait health $((8000+i))..."
timeout 900 bash -c "until curl -sf http://127.0.0.1:$((8000+i))/health >/dev/null 2>&1; do sleep 5; done" \
&& echo ok || { echo FAIL; exit 1; }
done
LIM=""; [ -n "$REQLIMIT" ] && LIM="--request-limit $REQLIMIT"
for MODE in tracets thinktime; do
echo "=== replay dispatch-mode=$MODE ==="
$PY -m replayer --trace "$TRACE" --output "$OUT/metrics_$MODE.jsonl" \
--endpoint "$EPS" --model "$MODEL" --dispatch-mode "$MODE" $LIM
cp "$OUT/metrics_$MODE.summary.json" "$OUT/summary_$MODE.json" 2>/dev/null || true
done
teardown
echo "=== exp (c) DONE ==="

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