Add stream pool configuration to device_resources_snmg - #3149
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WalkthroughThe header adds stream-pool dependencies and exposes ChangesStream pool configuration
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In `@cpp/include/raft/core/device_resources_snmg.hpp`:
- Line 133: Update set_stream_pool to construct rmm::cuda_stream_pool through
raft::execute_with_dry_run_check, preserving the original SNMG resource context
so CUDA stream creation is suppressed during dry runs. Ensure the multi-GPU
setup remains functional and zero-stream validation still rejects invalid input.
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| rmm::cuda_set_device_raii device_guard{ | ||
| rmm::cuda_device_id{raft::resource::get_device_id(device_resource)}}; | ||
| raft::resource::set_cuda_stream_pool(device_resource, | ||
| std::make_shared<rmm::cuda_stream_pool>(num_streams)); |
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The rmm::cuda_stream_pool in the RAPIDS Memory Manager (RMM) library manages a collection of rmm::cuda_stream objects [1][2][3]. Its constructor initializes a fixed-size pool of these stream objects [1][4][3]. Internally, each rmm::cuda_stream object wraps a cudaStream_t [2][3]. When a cuda_stream is created, the underlying cudaStream_t is initialized using either cudaStreamCreate or, more recently, cudaStreamCreateWithFlags to allow for options such as non-blocking behavior [1][5]. Key points regarding the cuda_stream_pool constructor: - Size: The constructor accepts a pool_size parameter to define the number of streams to manage [1][3]. - Flags: Recent versions of RMM allow passing cuda_stream::flags to the cuda_stream_pool constructor [1][5]. These flags are propagated to the cuda_stream objects created within the pool [1]. - Stream Creation: When the pool is initialized, it populates its internal container by generating the specified number of cuda_stream objects, which triggers the individual cuda_stream constructors to create the underlying CUDA streams [1]. In essence, the cuda_stream_pool constructor acts as a factory that streamlines the creation of multiple CUDA streams by wrapping cudaStreamCreate (or cudaStreamCreateWithFlags) inside its managed cuda_stream objects, helping avoid the overhead of repeatedly creating and destroying streams for fine-grained tasks [1][2][4].
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- 1: rapidsai/rmm@08f13d2
- 2: https://github.com/rapidsai/rmm/blob/v23.02.00/README.md
- 3: https://github.com/rapidsai/rmm
- 4: GitHub issue 352 in rapidsai/rmm (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: rapidsai/rmm@278d559
Make set_stream_pool dry-run compliant before adding tests.
rmm::cuda_stream_pool creates CUDA streams in its constructor. set_stream_pool invokes it directly on each stored resource. raft::execute_with_dry_run_check provides a separate wrapper, so capturing the original SNMG object would bypass dry-run state. Make pool construction use a dry-run-aware path, then test multi-GPU setup and zero-stream rejection.
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In `@cpp/include/raft/core/device_resources_snmg.hpp` at line 133, Update
set_stream_pool to construct rmm::cuda_stream_pool through
raft::execute_with_dry_run_check, preserving the original SNMG resource context
so CUDA stream creation is suppressed during dry runs. Ensure the multi-GPU
setup remains functional and zero-stream validation still rejects invalid input.
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Adds
device_resources_snmg::set_stream_pool()to configure a CUDA stream pool on every managed GPU. Sorry for opening this PR during burndown, but this should targetrelease/26.10.