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  • Refactor

    • Streamlined and restructured the all-reduce benchmark script for improved clarity and flexibility.
    • Updated input tensor handling to support dynamic batch and hidden sizes.
    • Enhanced timing accuracy with CUDA events, optional CUDA graph support, and profiler integration.
    • Output now includes detailed columns for fusion mode and version.
  • New Features

    • Added benchmarking for fused all-reduce with residual RMS normalization.
    • Introduced command-line option to enable or disable CUDA graph usage.
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    • Improved validation of output correctness for non-fused cases.

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The all-reduce microbenchmark script was extensively refactored. The previous TensorRT-based implementation was replaced with a dynamic PyTorch approach using the AllReduce class, supporting explicit fusion modes and CUDA graph timing. The script now features nested loops over fusion strategies and modes, correctness checks, improved timing, and enhanced command-line argument parsing.

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tests/microbenchmarks/all_reduce.py Major refactor: replaced TensorRT logic with PyTorch-based allreduce, added fusion modes, CUDA graphs, timing, validation, and expanded CLI options. Updated function signature for allreduce_benchmark.

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@Tabrizian Tabrizian requested review from kaiyux and liji-nv July 22, 2025 22:30
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21-29: LGTM! Imports align with the new PyTorch-based implementation.

The new imports properly support the refactored benchmark with fusion modes and CUDA graph capabilities.


32-35: Good addition of CUDA graph support parameter.

The function signature changes are appropriate. Starting from size 1 allows for more comprehensive benchmarking of small tensor sizes.


52-58: Well-structured benchmark setup with realistic tensor shapes.

The 2D tensor shape (bs, hidden_size) better reflects real-world ML workloads compared to 1D tensors. The inner/outer loop counts provide good statistical sampling.


59-61: Header properly reflects the new benchmark dimensions.

The extended header appropriately includes the new fusion and version columns.


108-114: Benchmark function correctly handles fusion output shapes.

The logic properly extracts the tensor from the tuple output when using RESIDUAL_RMS_NORM fusion.


115-149: Excellent timing implementation with proper CUDA graph support.

The timing setup includes all necessary components:

  • Proper warmup iterations before graph capture
  • Separate CUDA stream to prevent interference
  • Delay kernel for measurement stability
  • Profiler integration for detailed analysis

160-166: Smart size scaling strategy.

The logic intelligently scales batch size when hidden size would exceed 4096, maintaining realistic tensor dimensions while achieving the desired total size scaling.


168-182: Command-line argument properly integrated.

The new --enable-cudagraph argument is correctly added and passed to the benchmark function.

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@Tabrizian Tabrizian merged commit 43bd861 into NVIDIA:main Aug 6, 2025
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jain-ria pushed a commit to jain-ria/TensorRT-LLM that referenced this pull request Aug 7, 2025
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