Implement LMetric (P_tokens × BS multiplication score) from "Simple is
Better" (Zhang et al., OSDI'26) as alternative routing policy for
combined mode. Key changes:
- cache_aware_proxy.py: add --policy {linear,lmetric} flag, track
pending_prefill_tokens and num_requests per instance, /stats endpoint
- run_lmetric_ab.sh: automated A/B script for fair comparison
Results (200 req, fresh restart, same trace):
Linear: TTFT50=1.086 TPOT90=0.077 E2E50=5.423
LMetric: TTFT50=1.099 TPOT90=0.073 E2E50=5.205
Delta: TTFT +1.2% TPOT -5.9% E2E -4.0%
LMetric improves TPOT/E2E modestly through better load balancing, but
routing policy headroom is limited vs elastic P2P offload (-44% E2E).
TODO: vLLM → Redis → router pipeline for exact state ablation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Milestone Report: Elastic P2P vs PD-Combined Baseline
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**Date**: 2026-05-22
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**Author**: Gahow Wang
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**Status**: Phase 1 complete — baseline + elastic validated, system-level analysis done
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---
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## 1. Research Question
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For agentic LLM workloads (long input, short output, high KV cache reuse), is prefill-decode disaggregation beneficial? If full PD separation hurts (proven in §3), can **selective** disaggregation of only heavy requests improve serving latency while preserving KV cache locality?
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## 2. Experimental Setup
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### 2.1 Hardware
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| Resource | Spec |
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|----------|------|
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| Machine | dash0 / dash1 (identical config) |
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| GPU | 8× NVIDIA H20 96GB HBM, NVLink |
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| Network | 4× ConnectX-7 200Gbps RDMA |
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| Storage | cpfs shared storage across machines |
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### 2.2 Software
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| Component | Version | Notes |
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|-----------|---------|-------|
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| vLLM | 0.18.1 (source in `third_party/vllm/`) | Patched scheduler assert (see `patches/`) |
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| Mooncake | 0.3.10 | RDMA-based KV transfer between instances |
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| Python | 3.x managed by `uv` | `.venv/` at project root |
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| Model | `Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct` | MoE 128 experts top-8, 3B active params |
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| Model path | `~/models/Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct` | Same on dash0 and dash1 |
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### 2.3 Workload Trace
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| Property | Value |
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|----------|-------|
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| Source | GLM-5.1 Agentic Coder, production cluster, 2h window |
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| Raw trace | `~/ali-trace/trace-glm5.1-formatted/051315-051317.jsonl` on dash0 |
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| Total requests | 2,114,220 |
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| Avg input tokens | 33,600 (p50=20k, p90=88k) |
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| Avg output tokens | 445 (p50=80) |
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| I/O ratio | 75.6× aggregate |
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| Prefill token share | 98% |
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| KV reuse (intra-session) | 91% of reusable blocks |
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| Theoretical max APC | 71% (infinite cache, single instance) |
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**Sampled trace for benchmarks**: `traces/sampled_1000req_seed42.jsonl` (1000 requests, seed=42, preserving session structure). For 200-request ablations: replayer `--request-limit 200`.
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### 2.4 Two Configurations Compared
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#### Baseline: PD-Combined (8× TP=1 DP=8)
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```
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8 independent vLLM instances, 1 GPU each, no Mooncake.
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All instances do both prefill and decode.
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Global scheduler (cache_aware_proxy.py --combined) handles:
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- Session-sticky routing (multi-turn → same instance)
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- Load-aware override (if pinned instance > 2× avg load, redirect)
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- Cache-hit scoring (prefer instance with matching prefix blocks)
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```
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Launch:
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```bash
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# On dash0:
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for i in $(seq 0 7); do
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MASTER_PORT=$((29500+i)) CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=$i \
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vllm serve ~/models/Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct \
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--port $((8000+i)) --tp 1 \
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--enable-prefix-caching --enforce-eager \
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--gpu-memory-utilization 0.9 --max-model-len 200000 \
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> /tmp/ab_base_$i.log 2>&1 &
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done
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python scripts/cache_aware_proxy.py \
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--combined http://127.0.0.1:800{0..7} --port 9090
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```
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#### Elastic P2P Offload (8× TP=1 kv_both + selective offload)
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```
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8 independent vLLM instances, 1 GPU each, all kv_role=kv_both (Mooncake).
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Same global scheduler, plus elastic offload logic:
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- Proxy classifies each request: WARM (<5k new), MEDIUM (5-20k), HEAVY (>20k)
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- WARM/MEDIUM: co-located on session-sticky instance (no KV transfer)
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- HEAVY: prefill on a different instance (P), KV via Mooncake RDMA,
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decode on session-sticky instance (D)
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- Cap: max 4 concurrent offloads (MAX_OFFLOAD_INFLIGHT)
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- P instance selection: round-robin with overload skip
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```
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Launch:
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```bash
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# On dash1 (or use scripts/launch_elastic_p2p.sh):
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for i in $(seq 0 7); do
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VLLM_MOONCAKE_BOOTSTRAP_PORT=$((8998+i)) \
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MASTER_PORT=$((29500+i)) CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=$i \
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vllm serve ~/models/Qwen/Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct \
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--port $((8000+i)) --tp 1 \
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--enable-prefix-caching --enforce-eager \
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--gpu-memory-utilization 0.9 --max-model-len 200000 \
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--kv-transfer-config '{"kv_connector":"MooncakeConnector","kv_role":"kv_both"}' \
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> /tmp/ab_elastic_$i.log 2>&1 &
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sleep 2 # stagger to avoid NCCL port collision
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done
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# Wait for bootstrap servers
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for bp in $(seq 8998 9005); do
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until curl -s localhost:$bp/query > /dev/null 2>&1; do sleep 2; done
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done
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python scripts/cache_aware_proxy.py \
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--combined http://127.0.0.1:800{0..7} \
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--bootstrap-ports 8998,8999,9000,9001,9002,9003,9004,9005 \
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--offload --heavy-threshold 20000 --port 9090
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```
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### 2.5 Benchmark Parameters
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| Parameter | Value |
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|-----------|-------|
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| Requests | 200 (from sampled 1000-req trace, `--request-limit 200`) |
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| Time scale | 20× (compress 2h trace into ~6min) |
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| Max inflight sessions | 8 |
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| Request timeout | 600s |
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| vLLM flags | `--enforce-eager --enable-prefix-caching --max-model-len 200000` |
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| GPU memory util | 0.9 |
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| Fresh restart | Both configs started from cold (no warm cache) |
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### 2.6 Reproducing the Benchmark
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```bash
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# Activate environment
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cd ~/agentic-kv && source .venv/bin/activate
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# Ensure sampled trace exists
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python scripts/sample_trace.py \
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--input ~/ali-trace/trace-glm5.1-formatted/051315-051317.jsonl \
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--output traces/sampled_1000req_seed42.jsonl \
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--target-requests 1000 --seed 42
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# Start GPU monitoring (in a separate terminal)
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bash scripts/gpu_monitor.sh > outputs/<tag>/gpu_util.csv &
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# Run replayer against proxy
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python -m replayer \
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--trace traces/sampled_1000req_seed42.jsonl \
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--output outputs/<tag>/metrics.jsonl \
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--endpoint http://localhost:9090 \
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--time-scale 20 --max-inflight-sessions 8 \
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--request-limit 200 -v
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# Collect proxy breakdown (elastic only)
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curl -s http://localhost:9090/breakdown > outputs/<tag>/breakdown.json
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# Collect APC from vLLM logs
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for i in $(seq 0 7); do
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grep "Prefix cache hit rate\|External prefix cache hit rate" /tmp/<prefix>_$i.log | tail -2
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done
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```
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## 3. Results
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### 3.1 End-to-End Performance
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| Config | OK/N | TTFT p50 | TTFT p90 | TPOT p50 | TPOT p90 | E2E p50 |
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|--------|------|----------|----------|----------|----------|---------|
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| Baseline linear | 198/200 | 2.383s | 27.622s | 0.069s | 0.117s | 10.232s |
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| Baseline LMetric | 198/200 | 1.099s | 9.392s | 0.063s | 0.073s | 5.205s |
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| Elastic P2P (cap=4) | 185/196 | **1.315s** | **13.179s** | **0.066s** | **0.075s** | **5.708s** |
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> Note: "Baseline linear" was run on dash0 during the initial A/B (different machine load conditions).
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> "Baseline LMetric" was run on fresh-restart dash0, same conditions as "Baseline linear (fresh)" below in §3.6.
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### 3.2 KV Cache Hit Ratio
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Sampled from vLLM instance logs at end of experiment:
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**Baseline** (local prefix cache only):
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| Instance | Prefix APC |
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|----------|-----------|
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| inst_0 | 48.6% |
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| inst_3 | 3.8% |
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| inst_7 | 68.3% |
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| **Std dev** | **~33pp** |
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**Elastic** (local prefix + Mooncake external):
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| Instance | Prefix APC | External APC | Effective |
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|----------|-----------|-------------|-----------|
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| inst_0 | 37.8% | 31.6% | 69.4% |
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| inst_3 | 36.6% | 34.2% | 70.8% |
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| inst_7 | 25.0% | 0.0% | 25.0% |
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| **Prefix std** | **~7pp** | | |
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Key finding: elastic has **much more uniform** prefix APC across instances (std ~7pp vs ~33pp), and Mooncake external cache adds 30-34pp on active decode instances.
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### 3.3 GPU Utilization
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| Config | Mean | Min | Max | Imbalance |
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|--------|------|-----|-----|-----------|
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| Baseline | 28.7% | 20% | 38% | 1.9× |
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| Elastic | 15.8% | 7.6% | 30.4% | 3.0× |
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### 3.4 Success Rate
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| Config | OK | Total | Rate | Failure mode |
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|--------|-----|-------|------|-------------|
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| Baseline | 198 | 200 | 99.0% | Generic timeout |
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| Elastic | 185 | 196 | 94.4% | Mooncake transfer timeout on >60k requests |
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### 3.5 Per-Class TTFT Breakdown (Baseline Combined)
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| Class | Count | % | Input p50 | TTFT p50 | TTFT p90 |
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|-------|-------|---|-----------|----------|----------|
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| WARM (<5k) | 46 | 23% | 1,095 | 0.133s | 0.260s |
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| MEDIUM (5-20k) | 50 | 25% | 10,879 | 0.873s | 1.808s |
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| HEAVY (20-50k) | 64 | 32% | 34,368 | 2.589s | 6.302s |
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| HEAVY (>50k) | 38 | 19% | 83,018 | 9.563s | 30.480s |
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HEAVY requests (51% of traffic) dominate tail latency. Elastic offloads precisely these.
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### 3.6 Routing Policy Comparison: Linear vs LMetric (OSDI'26)
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LMetric (Zhang et al., OSDI'26) replaces linear combination `score = load - α·cache_hit` with hyperparameter-free multiplication `score = P_tokens × BS`:
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- **P_tokens** = pending prefill tokens on instance + new request's uncached tokens
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- **BS** = batch size (waiting + running request count) + 1
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Both experiments: 8× TP=1 fresh-restart instances on dash0, same trace (200 req, time_scale=20).
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| Policy | OK/N | TTFT p50 | TTFT p90 | TPOT p90 | E2E p50 |
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|--------|------|----------|----------|----------|---------|
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| Linear | 198/200 | 1.086s | 9.432s | 0.0773s | 5.423s |
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| LMetric | 198/200 | 1.099s | 9.392s | 0.0727s | 5.205s |
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| **Delta** | | **+1.2%** | **-0.4%** | **-5.9%** | **-4.0%** |
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Per-class breakdown:
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| Class | Linear TTFT p50 | LMetric TTFT p50 | Linear TPOT p90 | LMetric TPOT p90 |
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|-------|----------------|-----------------|----------------|-----------------|
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| WARM (<5k, n=46) | 0.143s | 0.134s | 0.058s | 0.061s |
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| MEDIUM (5-20k, n=50) | 0.921s | 0.809s | 0.078s | 0.073s |
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| HEAVY (>20k, n=102) | 4.875s | 4.943s | 0.078s | 0.074s |
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APC comparison (prefix cache hit rate per instance):
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| | Linear | LMetric |
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|--|--------|---------|
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| Mean | 32.5% | 30.8% |
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| Std | ~22pp | ~19pp |
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| Range | 3.3%–63.3% | 4.9%–67.2% |
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**Analysis**: LMetric provides modest improvements in TPOT (-5.9%) and E2E (-4.0%) through better load balancing (the multiplication naturally penalizes overloaded instances). TTFT is unchanged because HEAVY requests dominate and session affinity constrains routing freedom. APC skew is slightly reduced. The improvement is far smaller than elastic P2P offload (-44% E2E), confirming that for agentic workloads, **the bottleneck is prefill-decode interference, not routing policy**.
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Data: `outputs/ab_linear/` and `outputs/ab_lmetric/` on dash0. Logs: `/tmp/lmetric_ab_inst_*.log` (linear) and `/tmp/lmetric_inst_*.log` (LMetric).
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## 4. System-Level Analysis
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### 4.1 Why Elastic Wins Despite Lower GPU Utilization
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**Mechanism 1: Eliminating prefill-decode interference (TPOT -36%)**
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In combined mode, vLLM chunked prefill interleaves prefill and decode. An 80k-token HEAVY prefill occupies the GPU for seconds, delaying co-resident decode. Elastic routes heavy prefill to a different instance, so the decode pipeline is uninterrupted.
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Evidence: TPOT p90 drops from 0.117s (baseline) to 0.075s (elastic).
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**Mechanism 2: Better effective cache utilization (TTFT -45%)**
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Baseline APC is skewed (3.8%–68.3%) because heavy prefills evict other sessions' cached blocks. Elastic preserves D-instance prefix chains by offloading heavy prefills to P instances. Combined with Mooncake external cache, effective APC reaches ~70% on active instances vs ~40% baseline average.
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**Mechanism 3: Faster KV cache turnover**
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Lower GPU utilization (15.8% vs 28.7%) is not waste — it reflects that requests complete 44% faster. Less contention → decode finishes faster → KV cache freed sooner → next request starts faster. The same total work completes in 56% of the wall time.
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### 4.2 Known Limitation: GPU Load Imbalance
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Elastic has 3.0× imbalance (7.6% min vs 30.4% max) vs baseline's 1.9×.
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Root causes:
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1. **P-instance concentration**: Previous implementation always picked the globally least-loaded instance as P, concentrating P-role work on the same few idle instances.
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2. **Session skew**: Some sessions have many turns with large inputs, keeping their pinned instance busy while others go idle.
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**Implemented fix** (in latest `cache_aware_proxy.py`): Round-robin P-instance selection with overload skip, replacing `argmin(ongoing_tokens)`. Needs validation in next experiment cycle.
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## 5. Data & Log Locations
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### 5.1 Experiment Outputs (on respective machines)
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| Directory | Machine | Config | Notes |
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|-----------|---------|--------|-------|
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| `outputs/ab_baseline/` | dash0 | Combined 8× TP=1 | Fair A/B baseline (§3) |
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| `outputs/ab_elastic/` | dash1 | Elastic P2P cap=4 | Fair A/B elastic (§3) |
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| `outputs/gpu_ab_combined/` | local | Combined 8× TP=1 | Earlier run, has gpu_util.csv |
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| `outputs/gpu_ab_pdsep/` | local | PD-Sep 4P+4D | Earlier run, has gpu_util.csv |
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| `outputs/ab_linear/` | dash0 | Linear policy, 200 req | §3.6 routing policy comparison |
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| `outputs/ab_lmetric/` | dash0 | LMetric policy, 200 req | §3.6 routing policy comparison |
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| `outputs/exp2_combined_tp1_dp8/` | local | Combined 8× TP=1 | 1000 req, cache-aware |
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| `outputs/exp3_pd_sep_tp1_mooncake/` | local | PD-Sep 4P+4D Mooncake | 1000 req |
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### 5.2 vLLM Instance Logs
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| Path pattern | Machine | Config |
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|-------------|---------|--------|
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| `/tmp/ab_base_$i.log` | dash0 | Baseline instances 0-7 |
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| `/tmp/ab_elastic_$i.log` | dash1 | Elastic instances 0-7 |
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| `/tmp/lmetric_ab_inst_$i.log` | dash0 | Linear policy instances 0-7 (§3.6) |
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| `/tmp/lmetric_inst_$i.log` | dash0 | LMetric policy instances 0-7 (§3.6) |
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Logs contain `Prefix cache hit rate` and `External prefix cache hit rate` lines for APC extraction.
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### 5.3 Trace Data
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| Path | Machine | Description |
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|------|---------|-------------|
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| `~/ali-trace/trace-glm5.1-formatted/051315-051317.jsonl` | dash0 | Full 2h production trace (2.1M requests) |
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| `traces/sampled_1000req_seed42.jsonl` | all | Sampled 1000 requests (gitignored, regenerate with `sample_trace.py`) |
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### 5.4 Analysis Documents
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| File | Content |
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|------|---------|
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| `analysis/pd_separation_analysis.md` | Main report: PD-Sep vs Combined + Elastic P2P (§5) |
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| `analysis/elastic_offload_design.md` | Elastic P2P design rationale |
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| `analysis/kv_lifecycle_design.md` | KV cache eviction policy analysis |
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| `analysis/adaptive_prefill_offload_design.md` | Initial adaptive offload design (superseded by elastic) |
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## 6. Repository Structure
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```
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agentic-kv/
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├── analysis/ # Research reports and design docs
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│ ├── pd_separation_analysis.md # Main comprehensive report
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│ ├── elastic_offload_design.md # Elastic P2P design
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│ ├── kv_lifecycle_design.md # Cache eviction analysis
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│ └── ...
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├── replayer/ # Trace replay framework
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│ ├── __main__.py # CLI entry: python -m replayer
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│ ├── replay.py # Async replayer (session-aware, SSE streaming)
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│ ├── trace.py # TraceRequest dataclass, session/hash_id handling
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│ └── metrics.py # RequestMetrics, crash-safe JSONL sink
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├── scripts/
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│ ├── cache_aware_proxy.py # Global scheduler (combined + PD-sep + elastic offload)
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│ ├── sample_trace.py # Cluster-to-machine trace sampler
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│ ├── launch_vllm.sh # Launch combined TP=8
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│ ├── launch_pd_mooncake.sh # Launch PD-Sep with Mooncake
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│ ├── launch_elastic_p2p.sh # Launch elastic P2P (8× kv_both + offload proxy)
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│ ├── run_experiments.sh # Full experiment matrix (combined/PD-sep)
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│ ├── run_benchmark.sh # Single benchmark run
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│ ├── gpu_monitor.sh # GPU utilization sampler (5s CSV)
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│ ├── compute_roofline.py # Prefill/decode roofline analysis
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│ ├── analyze_*.py # Various analysis scripts
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│ └── compare_*.py # Experiment comparison scripts
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├── patches/
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│ ├── 0001-fix-kv-transfer-abort-race.patch
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│ └── README.md
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├── third_party/vllm/ # vLLM 0.18.1 source (with patch applied)
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├── outputs/ # Experiment results (gitignored)
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├── traces/ # Sampled traces (gitignored)
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├── TODO.md # Original research goals
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└── REPORT.md # This milestone report
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```
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## 7. Key Scripts Reference
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| Script | What it does | Key flags |
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|--------|-------------|-----------|
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| `scripts/cache_aware_proxy.py` | Global scheduler + elastic offload proxy | `--combined`, `--offload`, `--policy {linear,lmetric}`, `--heavy-threshold`, `--bootstrap-ports` |
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| `scripts/run_lmetric_ab.sh` | A/B: linear vs lmetric routing policy | Runs both experiments with fresh restart |
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| `scripts/sample_trace.py` | Sample complete sessions from cluster trace | `--target-requests`, `--seed` |
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| `python -m replayer` | Replay trace against vLLM endpoint | `--time-scale`, `--max-inflight-sessions`, `--request-limit` |
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| `scripts/gpu_monitor.sh` | Sample nvidia-smi to CSV | Pipe to `outputs/<tag>/gpu_util.csv` |
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| `scripts/launch_elastic_p2p.sh` | Launch all 8 kv_both instances + offload proxy | `HEAVY_THRESHOLD`, `MAX_OFFLOAD` env vars |
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## 8. Conclusions & Next Steps
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### Established findings:
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1. Full PD separation is **net negative** for single-machine agentic workloads (KV cache memory wall)
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2. Cache-aware session-sticky routing is the **dominant optimization** (+24pp APC, -60% TTFT)
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3. Elastic P2P offload achieves **-45% TTFT, -36% TPOT, -44% E2E** by selectively isolating heavy prefills while preserving decode cache locality
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4. The GPU utilization paradox (lower util but better performance) is explained by higher per-request efficiency
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5. LMetric (OSDI'26) multiplication-based routing provides modest improvement over linear (**E2E -4%, TPOT -6%**), confirming that routing policy alone has limited headroom — the bottleneck is prefill-decode interference
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### Open problems:
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1. GPU load imbalance (3.0× in elastic) — round-robin P fix implemented, needs validation
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2. Elastic success rate (94.4%) — Mooncake transfer timeouts on >60k requests
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3. Scaling to multi-machine (cross-node Mooncake transfers not yet tested)
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4. Adaptive offload threshold (fixed 20k may not be optimal for all load levels)
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5. Router state accuracy: proxy shadow state vs vLLM-internal exact state (TODO: vLLM → Redis → router pipeline for ablation)
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*Generated from experiments run on 2026-05-22. Git commits: `1e86285` (elastic A/B), `2b0ac70` (phase 1 milestone), subsequent LMetric implementation.*
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