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Support async create_job Lint Fix Signed-off-by: Jingyuan Zhang <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Jingyuan Zhang <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Jingyuan Zhang <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
Hello @zhangjyr, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a robust and extensible Batch API service. It significantly refactors the underlying batch processing system to support both local execution and Kubernetes-native job management, all while providing an OpenAI-compatible interface. The changes lay a strong foundation for future scalability and integration with diverse backends, complemented by improved observability through structured logging and thorough testing.
Highlights
- Batch API Service: I've implemented an extended API server with OpenAI-compatible Batch API support, allowing users to create, retrieve, cancel, and list batch jobs.
- Structured Job Entity Model: A new set of Pydantic models (e.g.,
BatchJob
,BatchJobSpec
,BatchJobStatus
) has been introduced to represent batch jobs in a structured, Kubernetes-inspired format, enhancing data consistency and clarity. - Pluggable Job Management Architecture: The core batch processing logic has been refactored to support different job execution backends through an abstract
JobEntityManager
interface. This design enables seamless integration with various systems like Kubernetes, or cloud storage solutions like S3, in the future. - Kubernetes Integration (Kopf): A new
JobCache
component has been added, leveraging thekopf
framework to manage batch jobs as native Kubernetes Job resources. This allows batch processing to scale and be managed directly within a Kubernetes cluster. - Enhanced Local Batch Driver: The existing local batch driver has been updated to align with the new structured job model and includes proper asynchronous shutdown mechanisms, ensuring reliable operation for local simulations.
- Structured Logging: Logging across the new and modified components now uses
structlog
to produce consistent, machine-readable JSON logs, which will greatly improve observability and debugging. - Comprehensive End-to-End Testing: Extensive end-to-end tests have been added for the new OpenAI Batch API, covering file uploads, the entire batch job lifecycle (creation, status polling, output download), and various error handling scenarios.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a significant and well-structured Batch API service. The use of a JobEntityManager
abstraction for different backends is a great design choice, and the new FastAPI endpoints with e2e tests are excellent additions. I've identified a few critical issues related to asynchronous programming and error handling that should be addressed. I also have some suggestions to improve maintainability and robustness. Overall, this is a very strong contribution.
if len(requests) == 0: | ||
logger.warning("Can not read inputs from storage", file_id=input_id) | ||
return requests[0] |
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There's a potential IndexError
here. If _storage.get_job_input_requests
returns an empty list, the logger.warning
is called, but the code proceeds to return requests[0]
, which will crash.
You should handle the case where requests
is empty, for example by returning None
or raising an exception, to prevent the unhandled exception.
if len(requests) == 0: | |
logger.warning("Can not read inputs from storage", file_id=input_id) | |
return requests[0] | |
if not requests: | |
logger.warning("Can not read inputs from storage", file_id=input_id) | |
return None # Or raise an exception | |
return requests[0] |
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This will be refactor in next PR
for req_id in executed_requests: | ||
if req_id < 0 or req_id >= request_len: | ||
print(f"makr job {job_id} progress, request index out of boundary!") | ||
logger.error( # type: ignore[call-arg] | ||
"Mark job progress failed - request index out of boundary", | ||
job_id=job_id, | ||
) | ||
invalid_flag = True | ||
continue | ||
meta_data.complete_one_request(req_id) |
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In mark_job_progress
, if an invalid req_id
is encountered, invalid_flag
is set to True
, but the loop continues to process other request IDs. This could lead to a partial update of the job's progress. Furthermore, the boolean return value of this method is not checked by its caller in request_proxy.py
, so this error condition would fail silently.
Consider raising an exception or stopping the loop immediately when an invalid req_id
is found to ensure errors are handled explicitly.
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This bug will be handled when we refactor local scheduling.
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job = self._in_progress_jobs[job_id] | ||
assert isinstance(job, JobMetaInfo) |
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Using assert isinstance(job, JobMetaInfo)
creates a tight coupling between the JobManager
and the JobMetaInfo
class, which is marked as legacy. This makes the system more fragile and harder to refactor in the future.
To improve maintainability, consider decoupling the progress-tracking logic from the BatchJob
data model. The logic within JobMetaInfo
could be moved into the JobManager
or a dedicated progress-tracking class that operates on BatchJob
objects without requiring inheritance.
Signed-off-by: Jingyuan Zhang <[email protected]>
Let's hold this PR. We need to discuss the v0.4.0 cut off date. It's better to merge it after the cut off. Hope it doesn't block the development process |
Signed-off-by: Jingyuan Zhang <[email protected]>
Pull Request Description
This PR implemented extended API server with Batch support implemented in Python. In this version, API server uses existing batch driver to simulate batching process locally.
I added an e2e test to make sure API server works. The files service added in this PR is for e2e test only.
Related Issues
Resolves: part of #1277
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