Launcher
lazyllm.LazyLLMLaunchersBase
Bases: object
An abstract base class that standardizes the lifecycle management of external processes or distributed jobs (training/inference, etc.). Concrete launchers for different backends (local, SLURM, K8s, cloud, etc.) should inherit and implement the core interfaces.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
makejob(cmd)
Create and return a job/process handle for the given command. Must be implemented by subclasses.
Parameters:
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cmd–The command or specification to create a job (e.g., string, argv list, or a job spec object).
Raises:
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NotImplementedError–The base class does not implement this method.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
launch(*args, **kw)
Launch one or more jobs and register them under all_processes[self._id]. Must be implemented by subclasses.
Parameters:
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*args–Implementation-specific positional arguments.
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**kw–Implementation-specific keyword arguments.
Raises:
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NotImplementedError–The base class does not implement this method.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
cleanup()
Stop and clean up all jobs registered under this launcher, remove them from all_processes, and finally wait for termination.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
wait()
clone()
Deep-copy this launcher, assign a new unique _id, and return the cloned instance.
Returns:
- LazyLLMLaunchersBase: The cloned launcher.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
lazyllm.launcher.EmptyLauncher
Bases: LazyLLMLaunchersBase
This class is a subclass of LazyLLMLaunchersBase and serves as a local launcher.
Parameters:
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subprocess(bool, default:False) –Whether to use a subprocess to launch. Default is
False. -
sync(bool, default:True) –Whether to execute jobs synchronously. Default is
True, otherwise it executes asynchronously.
Examples:
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
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Job
Bases: Job
Generic task scheduling executor. This class wraps a task that is launched via a launcher, with features like command fixing, output handling, sync control, and return value capturing.
Parameters:
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cmd(LazyLLMCMD) –The command object to be executed.
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launcher(Any) –Launcher instance responsible for task dispatching.
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sync(bool, default:True) –Whether the task should run synchronously. Defaults to True.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
lazyllm.launcher.RemoteLauncher
Bases: LazyLLMLaunchersBase
This class is a subclass of LazyLLMLaunchersBase and acts as a proxy for a remote launcher. It dynamically creates and returns an instance of the corresponding launcher based on the lazyllm.config['launcher'] entry in the configuration file (for example: SlurmLauncher or ScoLauncher).
Parameters:
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*args–Positional arguments that will be passed to the constructor of the dynamically created launcher.
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sync(bool) –Whether to execute the job synchronously. Defaults to
False. -
**kwargs–Keyword arguments that will be passed to the constructor of the dynamically created launcher.
Notes
RemoteLauncheris not a direct launcher but dynamically creates a launcher based on the configuration.- The
lazyllm.config['launcher']in the configuration file specifies a launcher class name present in thelazyllm.launchersmodule. This configuration can be set by setting the environment variableLAZYLLM_DEAULT_LAUNCHER. For example:export LAZYLLM_DEAULT_LAUNCHER=sco,export LAZYLLM_DEAULT_LAUNCHER=slurm.
Examples:
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
lazyllm.launcher.SlurmLauncher
Bases: LazyLLMLaunchersBase
This class is a subclass of LazyLLMLaunchersBase and acts as a Slurm launcher.
Specifically, it provides methods to start and configure Slurm jobs, including specifying parameters such as the partition, number of nodes, number of processes, number of GPUs, and timeout settings.
Parameters:
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partition(str, default:None) –The Slurm partition to use. Defaults to
None, in which case the default partition inlazyllm.config['partition']will be used. This configuration can be enabled by setting environment variables, such asexport LAZYLLM_SLURM_PART=a100. -
nnode(int, default:1) –The number of nodes to use. Defaults to
1. -
nproc(int, default:1) –The number of processes per node. Defaults to
1. -
ngpus(int, default:None) –The number of GPUs per node. Defaults to
None, meaning no GPUs will be used. -
timeout(int, default:None) –The timeout for the job in seconds. Defaults to
None, in which case no timeout will be set. -
sync(bool, default:True) –Whether to execute the job synchronously. Defaults to
True, otherwise it will be executed asynchronously. -
**kwargs–Extra keyword arguments, including: - num_can_use_nodes (int): The maximum number of nodes that can be used. Defaults to
5.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> launcher = lazyllm.launchers.slurm(partition='partition_name', nnode=1, nproc=1, ngpus=1, sync=False)
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/slurm.py
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makejob(cmd)
Creates and returns a SlurmLauncher.Job object.
Parameters:
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cmd–The command string to execute.
Returns:
- SlurmLauncher.Job: A configured Slurm job object.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/slurm.py
get_idle_nodes(partion=None)
Obtain the current number of available nodes based on the available number of GPUs. Return a dictionary with node IP as the key and the number of available GPUs as the value.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/slurm.py
launch(job)
Launches a Slurm job and manages its execution.
This method starts the specified Slurm job and decides whether to wait for job completion based on the sync setting. If set to synchronous execution, it continuously monitors the job status until completion, then stops the job.
Parameters:
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job–The SlurmLauncher.Job object to launch.
Returns:
- The return value of the job.
Raises:
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AssertionError–If the provided job is not a SlurmLauncher.Job type.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/slurm.py
lazyllm.launcher.ScoLauncher
Bases: LazyLLMLaunchersBase
This class is a subclass of LazyLLMLaunchersBase and acts as a SCO launcher.
Specifically, it provides methods to start and configure SCO jobs, including specifying parameters such as the partition, workspace name, framework type, number of nodes, number of processes, number of GPUs, and whether to use torchrun or not.
Parameters:
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partition(str, default:None) –The Slurm partition to use. Defaults to
None, in which case the default partition inlazyllm.config['partition']will be used. This configuration can be enabled by setting environment variables, such asexport LAZYLLM_SLURM_PART=a100. -
workspace_name(str, default:config['sco.workspace']) –The workspace name on SCO. Defaults to the configuration in
lazyllm.config['sco.workspace']. This configuration can be enabled by setting environment variables, such asexport LAZYLLM_SCO_WORKSPACE=myspace. -
framework(str, default:'pt') –The framework type to use, for example,
ptfor PyTorch. Defaults topt. -
nnode(int, default:1) –The number of nodes to use. Defaults to
1. -
nproc(int, default:1) –The number of processes per node. Defaults to
1. -
ngpus(int, default:1) –The number of GPUs per node. Defaults to
1, using 1 GPU. -
torchrun(bool, default:False) –Whether to start the job with
torchrun. Defaults toFalse. -
sync(bool, default:True) –Whether to execute the job synchronously. Defaults to
True, otherwise it will be executed asynchronously.
Examples:
>>> import lazyllm
>>> launcher = lazyllm.launchers.sco(partition='partition_name', nnode=1, nproc=1, ngpus=1, sync=False)
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/sco.py
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Job
Bases: Job
Generic task scheduling executor. This class wraps a task that is launched via a launcher, with features like command fixing, output handling, sync control, and return value capturing.
Parameters:
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cmd(LazyLLMCMD) –The command object to be executed.
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launcher(Any) –Launcher instance responsible for task dispatching.
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sync(bool, default:True) –Whether the task should run synchronously. Defaults to True.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/sco.py
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lazyllm.launcher.Job
Bases: object
Generic task scheduling executor. This class wraps a task that is launched via a launcher, with features like command fixing, output handling, sync control, and return value capturing.
Parameters:
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cmd(LazyLLMCMD) –The command object to be executed.
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launcher(Any) –Launcher instance responsible for task dispatching.
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sync(bool, default:True) –Whether the task should run synchronously. Defaults to True.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
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status
property
Current job status. This property is abstract and must be implemented by subclasses.
get_executable_cmd(*, fixed=False)
Generate the final executable command.
If a fixed command already exists, return it. Otherwise, wrap the original command and cache it as _fixed_cmd.
Parameters:
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fixed(bool, default:False) –Whether to use the cached fixed command.
Returns:
- LazyLLMCMD: The executable command object.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
restart(*, fixed=False)
Restart the job by first stopping it and then restarting after a short delay.
Parameters:
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fixed(bool, default:False) –Whether to reuse the fixed command object.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
start(*, restart=3, fixed=False)
Public interface to start the job with optional retry on failure.
If the job fails, retries execution based on the restart parameter.
Parameters:
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restart(int, default:3) –Number of times to retry upon failure. Default is 3.
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fixed(bool, default:False) –Whether to use the fixed version of the command.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/base.py
stop()
Stop the current job. This method is an interface placeholder and must be implemented by subclasses.
wait()
Suspend the current thread until the job finishes. Empty implementation by default; can be overridden in subclasses.
lazyllm.launcher.K8sLauncher
Bases: LazyLLMLaunchersBase
K8sLauncher is a Kubernetes-based deployment launcher for deploying and managing services in a Kubernetes cluster.
Parameters:
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kube_config_path(str, default:None) –Path to the Kubernetes configuration file.
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resource_config_path(str) –Path to the resource configuration file.
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image(str, default:None) –Container image.
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volume_configs(list, default:None) –List of volume configurations.
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svc_type(str, default:None) –Service type, defaults to "LoadBalancer".
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namespace(str, default:None) –Kubernetes namespace, defaults to "default".
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gateway_name(str, default:None) –Gateway name, defaults to "lazyllm-gateway".
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gateway_class_name(str, default:None) –Gateway class name, defaults to "istio".
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host(str, default:None) –HTTP hostname, defaults to None.
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path(str, default:None) –HTTP path, defaults to '/generate'.
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gateway_retry(int) –Number of gateway retries.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/k8s.py
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makejob(cmd)
Create a Kubernetes job instance.
Parameters:
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cmd(str) –The command to execute.
Returns:
- K8sLauncher.Job: A new Kubernetes job instance.
Source code in lazyllm/launcher/k8s.py
launch(f, *args, **kw)
Launch a Kubernetes job or callable object.
Parameters:
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f(Job) –The Kubernetes job instance to launch.
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*args–Positional arguments.
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**kw–Keyword arguments.
Returns:
- Any: The return value of the job.
Raises:
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RuntimeError–When the provided object is not a Deployment object.