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#pragma once

#include <atomic>
#include <mutex>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <type_traits>
#include <limits>

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#include "paddle/utils/Locks.h"
#include "paddle/math/Matrix.h"
#include "paddle/parameter/Parameter.h"
#include "paddle/parameter/ParameterOptimizer.h"
#include "paddle/utils/ThreadLocal.h"
#include "paddle/utils/TypeDefs.h"
#include "paddle/math/Vector.h"
#include "paddle/utils/Stat.h"

#include "ParameterService.pb.h"

#include "ProtoServer.h"

P_DECLARE_int32(port);

namespace paddle {

// @TODO(yanfei):
// if armed with high density computation resource per node, pserver could also
// utilize GPU to reduce overhead. if this mechanism is used, it could pipeline
// network receiving and GPU computation to reduce the network overhead even
// further. the pipeline could help to accelerate BIG model training.
// @TODO:(yanfei)
// for cpu and less/low gpu machine, the time exhausted by forward and backward
// could be larger than optimization at pserver. However, if armed with lots of
// gpus per node and if the model size is so large enough that limited cpu
// computation causes big optmization latency, the GPU may be required by
// pserver.


/**
 * Client interface for the parameter server
 *
 * it implements several rpc API for remote parameter client usage.
 * for sync-sgd, client needs one controller thread to build connections
 * to all pservers, these controller connections do barriers
 * synchronization with these connections used for transfering data.
 * each data connection uses block based fine grained synchronization
 * to gain better scalability. Merging gradients from different trainers
 * are concurrently executed with block units, so that some network
 * overhead will be hidden in merging gradient.
 * for async-sgd, the difference is that pserver will do optimization
 * immediately if the gradients are ready, so that pserver needs to
 * prepare separate buffer to store value for sending back to trainer
 * to prevent from being polluted.
 */
class ParameterServer2 : public ProtoServer {
protected:
  /// parameter_ mutex.
  RWLock parameterMutex_;

  typedef std::pair<size_t, int64_t> BlockKey;
  struct BlockKeyHash {
    size_t operator()(const BlockKey& key) const {
      return std::hash<size_t>()(key.first) + key.second;
    }
  };

  // TODO(yanfei):
  // if index data structure is based on parameters instead of blocks, the
  // lookup performance could be better. In addition, the block memory
  // access almost exhibits good locality, so index data structure and
  // block data structure can be refined further, especially if gpu is used
  // for pserver.
  /**
   * all parameters are stored in CpuVector with a blockMap_ data structure
   * to index block data required by requests.
   */
  typedef std::unordered_map<BlockKey, int64_t, BlockKeyHash> BlockMap;
  /// <(para, block), global offset(byte) in all parameters>
  BlockMap blockOffsetMap_;
  /// <(para, block), global idx [0, nBlocksInAllParameters]>
  BlockMap blockIdMap_;

  std::vector<CpuVectorPtr> vectors_;
  std::vector<CpuMatrixPtr> matrices_;
  std::vector<CpuMemHandlePtr> dataMems_;

  // TODO(yanfei):
  // if storing sparse_remote_update() flag in request instead of
  // reading configMap_, and storing config within new block wise
  // overview data structure, the config mapping, block mapping
  // can be unified in single clean data structure. Use para_id
  // to index parameters, use offset to index block within parameter
  // and keep two index into single one.
  /**
   * mapping between parameter and config
   * different parameter allows different config, such as decay_rate.
   * for each request, it need to read config for adding gradient
   * and optmization.
   */
  std::unordered_map<size_t, ParameterConfig> configMap_;

  /**
   * to parallelize the multi-thread and multi-connnection
   * computation at pserver, it use block unit to reduce
   * the contention for computation, even further use block
   * level optimizater control for each block for some special
   * reason annotated below.
   */
  struct BlockInfo {
    const ParameterConfig* config;
    std::unique_ptr<std::mutex> lock;
    /// global offset for all parameters
    uint64_t offset;
    /**
     *
     * Async sgd in pserver is very different from sync sgd.
     * Each trainer follows startBatch, update*, finishBatch as in
     * sync sgd, but all these actions are almost executed by
     * multi-core and multi-thread simutaneously, so that async
     * sgd optimization is based on block level in reality, then
     * per block optimization is necessary indeed. In addition,
     * per block optimization is also perfered for performance
     * with multithreads.
     */
    std::unique_ptr<ParameterOptimizer> optimizer;
  };
  std::vector<BlockInfo> blockInfos_;

  typedef std::vector<std::pair<int64_t, int64_t>> BlockSegments;
  /// Because some blocks might not be fully used. We keep a
  /// record of which segments are used.
  BlockSegments usedSegments_;

  /// record pserver status, all status defined in ParameterService.pb
  PServerStatus status_;
  /// record all samples processed which could be used by optimizater
  std::atomic<int64_t> numSamplesProcessed_;
  double cost_;
  int mpiSize_;
  int dataSize_;
  /// configuration for current parameter optimizer
  OptimizationConfig config_;

  /**
   * The ReadWriteBuffer is based on std::vector, but aligned for avx/sse
   * compute. And add some helper method to allocate memory aligned blocks.
   *
   * @param T          type of element.
   * @param AlignBytes the memory aligned bytes for allocated blocks.
   */
  template <typename T, size_t AlignBytes>
  class ReadWriteBuffer
      : public std::vector<T, AlignedAllocator<T, AlignBytes>> {
  public:
    static_assert(sizeof(T) % AlignBytes == 0 || AlignBytes % sizeof(T) == 0,
                  "Type T must be able to aligned.");

    /**
     * @brief IsTLargerThanAlign compiled time calculated constant for is type
     * T larger than alignments.
     */
    constexpr static bool IsTLargerThanAlign = sizeof(T) >= AlignBytes;

    static_assert(std::is_pod<T>::value, "T must be POD type.");

    /**
     * @brief if AlignBytes > sizeof(T), then will calcuate how many elements
     * can be stored in AlignBytes.
     */
    constexpr static size_t AlignElementCount = AlignBytes / sizeof(T);

    static_assert(
        AlignElementCount == (AlignElementCount & -AlignElementCount)
          || AlignBytes > sizeof(T), "AlignElementCount should be exp of 2");

    /**
     * @brief Resize Buffer, with block count that will be allocated. Each block
     * will be memory aligned in AlignBytes.
     * @param size The element count in all blocks.
     * @param alignBlockCount The block count that will be allocated.
     */
    void resizeWithAlignHints(size_t size, size_t alignBlockCount = 1) {
      if (IsTLargerThanAlign) {  //! So, each elements is memory aligned.
        this->resize(size);
      } else {
        //! at most, we need such elements in buffer to make sure each block is
        //! aligned.
        this->resize(size + alignBlockCount* (AlignElementCount - 1));
      }
    }

    /**
     * @brief reset aligned allocate blocks.
     */
    void resetAlignAlloc() { this->curOffset_ = 0; }

    /**
     * @brief get next aligned block address.
     * @param blockSize is the element count in each block.
     * @return Aligned block address.
     */
    T* nextBlock(size_t blockSize) {
      T* r = &this->operator[](curOffset_);
      curOffset_ += blockSize;

      if (!IsTLargerThanAlign) {
        curOffset_ = (curOffset_ + AlignElementCount - 1) &
            ~(AlignElementCount -1);
      }
      return r;
    }

  private:
    size_t curOffset_;
  };

  /// to buffer the data from network for further processing to
  /// reduce redundant memory allocation.
  ThreadLocal<ReadWriteBuffer<real, ALIGN_HINT>> readWriteBuffer_;

  /// size of the parameter
  int64_t size_;

  /// for synchronized training, check details in addGradient()
  /// and doOperation()
  ThreadBarrier gradientReadyBarrier_;
  ThreadBarrier parameterReadyBarrier_;
  ThreadBarrier passBarrier_;
  ThreadLocal<std::vector<SendParameterRequest>> requestVec_;
  ThreadLocal<std::vector<ProtoResponseCallbackEx>> callbackVec_;

  std::atomic<int> numPassFinishClients_;
  bool allClientPassFinish_;

  std::vector<std::unique_ptr<ThreadBarrier>> synchronizeBarriers_;
  std::atomic<int> serverId_;

  /**
   *
   * for lagged async gradient gradient commit control in Async Sgd.
   * discard lagged gradients from too slow nodes, whose gradients
   * exhibits bad quality.
   * Algorithm:
   * pserver:
   * 1. initial asyncUpdaterSteps = 0, asyncTrainerSteps_[N] = 0.
   * syncUpdaterSteps means
   *    the version of parameter value.
   * 2. when pull arrives, record asyncUpdateSteps_ into
   * syncTrainerSteps_[trainer_id]
   * 3. when push arrives, compare asyncUpdateSteps_ with
   * syncTrainerSteps_[trainer_id]
   *    if delta > threshold, discard current gradient, else commit
   *    gradient.
   * 4. reset asyncUpdaterSteps_ and asyncTrainerSteps_[N] when pass
   * finished
   * Note:
   * it can not discard all lag-gradient strictly in some special
   * condition. part of gradients could be discarded if
   * ConcurrentRemoteParameterUpdater is sed.
   * this algorithm is implemented in asynSGD()
   */
  int64_t asyncLaggedThreshold_;
  std::atomic<int64_t> asyncUpdateSteps_;
  std::vector<int64_t> asyncTrainerSteps_;
  size_t asyncLaggedGradientsNum_;
  /// stat all async update
  std::vector<size_t> asyncUpdateStat_;
  /// stat per trainer_id
  std::vector<size_t> asyncTrainerDiscardStat_;
  /// stat per trainer_id
  std::vector<size_t> asyncTrainerCommitStat_;

  /// only used by controller and other control cmd from trainer number 0
  std::unique_ptr<SyncThreadPool> syncThreadPool_;

  /// pserver for sparse remote update parameters
  bool isSparseServer_;

  /// barrier performance tuning sync-sgd required
  std::atomic<int64_t> batchId_;

  /// the beginning of addGradient without network overhead
  ThreadLocal<struct timeval> addGradBegin_;

  /**
   * tuning barrier performance
   * to better control log for sparse and dense parameter,
   * we use different log entities for different parameterServer
   * objects.
   * it will output lots of performance stats to perceive the
   * overhead of network, fluctuation of computation from
   * forwardbackward and network, computation from optimization
   * at pserver end, barrier overhead, etc. to understand tuning
   * data, focus on the synchronization between addGradient and
   * doOperation which indirectly call op_SGD operation controlled
   * by remote updater controller
   */
  std::unique_ptr<StatSet> statSet_;

public:
  struct Buffer {
    real* base;
    size_t size;
  };

protected:
  /// async gradient commit control
  bool asyncGrdientCommitCheckAndStat(const SendParameterRequest& request);
  void printAsyncGradientCommitStatAndReset();

public:
  /// disable default parameter for overloading
  /// @rdmaCpu:the id of cpu core hosting RDMA server(0-N)
  /// -1 means using TCP transport instead of RDMA
  ParameterServer2(const std::string& addr, int port, int rdmaCpu = -1);

  ~ParameterServer2() {}

  static const std::string kRetMsgInvalidMatrixHandle;
  static const std::string kRetMsgInvalidVectorHandle;
  static const std::string kRetMsgUnknownOperation;

  /// service functions
  template <typename Dtype>
  void reduceAndSendData(const SendDataRequest& request,
                         std::unique_ptr<MsgReader>& msgReader,
                         ProtoResponseCallbackEx& callback);

  void templateReduceSum(const SendDataRequest& request,
                         std::unique_ptr<MsgReader>& msgReader,
                         ProtoResponseCallbackEx& callback);

  /**
   * @brief framework for sending parameters
   *
   * @note  different parameter data type can be sent to pserver.
   *        in most case, the api is used to send gradients from
   *        trainer to pserver.
   *        it also can be used to retrieve parameters from pserver
   */
  void sendParameter(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                     std::unique_ptr<MsgReader> msgReader,
                     ProtoResponseCallbackEx callback);

  void sendData(const SendDataRequest& request,
                std::unique_ptr<MsgReader> msgReader,
                ProtoResponseCallbackEx callback);

  /**
   * @brief send config to pserver
   *
   * @note  it can help pserver to understand the configuration for optimization,
   *        logging control, duplicated initialization, etc.
   */
  void setConfig(const SetConfigRequest& request,
                 ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief get status for pserver
   *
   * @note  used to check if parameters are ready at pserver
   */
  void getStatus(const GetStatusRequest& request,
                 ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief set status for pserver
   *
   * @note  used to check if parameters are ready at pserver, since parameters
   *        at pserver are initialized by trainer
   */
  void setStatus(const SetStatusRequest& request,
                 ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief framework for doing some operation at pserver end
   *
   * @note  if sync-sgd is used, controller will calling op_SGD action
   *        for gradient optimization.
   *        check avaiable operations in opFuncs[]
   */
  void doOperation(const DoOperationRequest& request,
                   ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /// Create a column vector. The size is the dimension of parameter
  void createVector(const CreateVectorRequest& request,
                    ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  void releaseVector(const ReleaseVectorRequest& request,
                     ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /// Create a column major matrix. The number of rows is the dimension of
  /// parameter. The number of columns is specifed by num_cols.
  void createMatrix(const CreateMatrixRequest& request,
                    ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  void releaseMatrix(const ReleaseMatrixRequest& request,
                     ProtoResponseCallback callback);
  /**
   * @brief stateful control for indicationg sync pass start
   *
   * @note  it is valuable for logging and state control,
   *        especially for sync-sgd control
   */
  void waitPassStart(const WaitPassStartRequest& request,
                     ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief stateful control for indicationg sync pass end
   *
   * @note  it is valuable for logging and state control,
   *        especially for sync-sgd control
   */
  void waitPassFinish(const WaitPassFinishRequest& request,
                      ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief synchronize all distributed trainers
   *
   * @note  it's general api for synchronizing trainer and pserver
   */
  void synchronize(const SynchronizeRequest& request,
                   ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  /**
   * @brief stateful control for indicating async pass is finished
   *
   * @note  it is valuable for logging control, state reset, etc.
   */
  void asyncFinishPass(const SynchronizeRequest& request,
                       ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  void loadValueVector(const LoadValueRequest& request,
                       ProtoResponseCallback callback);

  void saveValueVector(const SaveValueRequest& request,
                       ProtoResponseCallback callback);

public:
  /**
   * @brief initialize parameter server
   */
  bool init();

  /**
   * @brief set parameters at pserver
   *
   * @note  do parameter initialization if neccessy.
   */
  void setParameter(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                    std::vector<Buffer>& inputBuffers,
                    SendParameterResponse* response,
                    std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * @brief receive gradients and do optimization for async-sgd
   *
   * @note  this api asynchronizately receives all data from all
   *        trainers, and immediately do optimization and return
   *        optimizated value for trainer.
   *        this above routine are block based atomic updating,
   *        which means different block could based different stale
   *        gradient.
   *        it will discard some lagged gradients by default for
   *        better convergence.
   */
  void asyncSGD(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                std::vector<Buffer>& inputBuffers,
                SendParameterResponse* response,
                std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * @brief merge gradients from all trainer
   *
   * @note  this api use block based parallelization as fine grained
   *        parallelization which benifits lock contention and latency
   *        hidden for communication, also can harness multi-core
   *        efficiently.
   *        it also implements the synchronization for sync-sgd
   */
  void addGradient(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                   std::vector<Buffer>& inputBuffers,
                   SendParameterResponse* response,
                   std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * @brief get dense parameters from pserver
   *
   * @note  for some specified condition, trainer will get parameters from
   *        pservers.
   *        e.g.
   *        if all parameters are stored at perver end for big model training
   *        trainer can use it to retrieve all parameters if necessary.
   */
  void getParameter(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                    std::vector<Buffer>& inputBuffers,
                    SendParameterResponse* response,
                    std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * @brief get sparse value from parameter server
   *
   * @note  with sparse enabled, pservers own all latest value
   *        while trainer only retrieve value that only are needed.
   *        e.g.
   *        trainer will do prefetch action to retrieve necessary latest
   *        value from pserver for sparse calculation.
   */
  void getParameterSparse(const SendParameterRequest& request,
                          std::vector<Buffer>& inputBuffers,
                          SendParameterResponse* response,
                          std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

protected:
  void mergeSegments(BlockSegments* segments);

  /// set the unused segments to zero
  void clearUnusedSegments(CpuVector* vec);

  // TODO(yanfei):
  // if read data and do optimization interleavely block by block,
  // the performance could be better for gaining less network congestion.
  /// read all data from connection and store it in static pre-allocated buffer
  void readAllBlocks(MsgReader* msgReader,
                     std::vector<ParameterServer2::Buffer>* buffers);

  const ParameterConfig& getParameterConfig(const ParameterBlock& block) {
    CHECK_LT(block.para_id(), -1UL)
        << "invalid parameter id:" << block.para_id();
    const auto it = configMap_.find(block.para_id());
    CHECK(it != configMap_.end())
        << "can not find parameter id: " << block.para_id();
    return it->second;
  }

  /// it implictly check blockOffsetMap_ while retrieving blockId
  const ParameterConfig& getParameterConfig(int64_t blockId) const {
    CHECK(blockId >= 0 && blockId < (int64_t) blockInfos_.size())
        << "block idx out of range, id: " << blockId
        << " info size: " << blockInfos_.size();
    return *(blockInfos_[blockId].config);
  }

  template <class Response>
  bool isValidVectorHandle(int64_t handle, Response* response) {
    if (handle < 0 || (size_t)handle >= vectors_.size()) {
      LOG(ERROR) << "Invalid vector handle " << handle;
      response->set_return_message(kRetMsgInvalidVectorHandle);
      return false;
    }
    return true;
  }

  template <class Response>
  bool isValidMatrixHandle(int64_t handle, Response* response) {
    if (handle < 0 || (size_t)handle >= matrices_.size()) {
      LOG(ERROR) << "Invalid matrix handle " << handle;
      response->set_return_message(kRetMsgInvalidMatrixHandle);
      return false;
    }
    return true;
  }

  /**
   * @brief get block offset
   *
   * @note  block.begin_dim is added to the block offset.
   *        return -1 if block cannot be found
   */
  int64_t getBlockOffset(const ParameterBlock& block) const {
    BlockKey key(block.para_id(), block.block_id());
    auto it = blockOffsetMap_.find(key);
    if (it == blockOffsetMap_.end()) {
      return -1;
    }
    return it->second;
  }

  /// return -1 if block cannot be found
  int64_t getBlockId(const ParameterBlock& block) const {
    BlockKey key(block.para_id(), block.block_id());
    auto it = blockIdMap_.find(key);
    if (it == blockIdMap_.end()) {
      return -1;
    }
    return it->second;
  }

  /**
   * @brief prepare data for sending back
   *
   * @note  modify reponse and outputBuffers for sending parameter
   *        back to client. The buffer for socket sending uses
   *        vectors_[parameterType] directly
   *        for dense with sync-sgd
   */
  void sendBackParameter(const ParameterBlock& block, int parameterType,
                         SendParameterResponse* response,
                         std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * @brief prepare data for sending back
   *
   * @note  modify response and outputBuffers for sending parameter
   *        back to client. The buffer for socket sending uses buffer->base
   *        The parameter values are copied from vectors_[parameterType]
   *        to buffer->base.
   *        for dense with async-sgd
   */
  void sendBackParameter(const ParameterBlock& block, int parameterType,
                         SendParameterResponse* response, Buffer* buffer,
                         std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);
  /**
   * @brief prepare data for sending back
   *
   * @note  specified for sparse
   */
  void sendBackParameterSparse(const ParameterBlock& block, int parameterType,
                               SendParameterResponse* response, Buffer* buffer,
                               size_t width,
                               std::vector<Buffer>* outputBuffers);

  /**
   * framework routine for block parallelization
   * e.g.
   * for optimization on all blocks at pserver end, this routine can facilitize
   * the parallelize of do optimization on all blocks with multithreads.
   */
  typedef std::function<void(int64_t blockId, const VectorPtr vecs[])> ExecFunc;
  void parallelExecForEachBlock(ExecFunc func);
  void blockTraverse(BlockInfo& info, const ParameterConfig& config,
                     int64_t offset, size_t size, const VectorPtr vecs[],
                     const ParameterOptimizer::TraverseCallback& callback);

public:
  typedef void (ParameterServer2::*OperatorFunction)(const Operation& operation,
                                                     OperationResult* result);

  /**
   * doOperation will call following operations indirectly
   * e.g.
   * for sync-sgd control, the controller in remote updater will send op_SGD
   * command to pserver, then send sendParameter request to pserver immediately.
   * the two function at pserver end will do cooperation to achieve the sync-sgd
   * gradient merge and optimization.
   * the most following operations are specified for owlqn, all operations are
   * under the context of doOperation function
   */
  static OperatorFunction opFuncs[];

  void op_SGD(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_RESET(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_utv(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_au_bv(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_COPY(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_au(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_au_bv_cw(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_make_steepest_desc_dir(const Operation& operation,
                                 OperationResult* result);

  void op_fix_dir_signs(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_dir_deriv(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_fix_omega_signs(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_cost(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_start_pass(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);
  void op_finish_pass(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_apply(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_randomize(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  void op_load(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);
  void op_save(const Operation& operation, OperationResult* result);

  /**
   * @brief output log in at the middle stage of training
   *
   * @note  flush log histroy and state at the end for sgd
   */
  void tuningSgdMidOutput();

  /**
   * @brief output log in at the end stage of training
   *
   * @note  flush log histroy and state at the end for sgd. it will also
   *        flush some stateful stat for next pass.
   */
  void tuningSgdFinished();

  /**
   * @brief output log in at the middle stage of training
   *
   * @note  flush log histroy and state at the end for async-sgd.
   *        it will log some performance log if some lagged node are found
   */
  void tuningAsyncsgdMidOutput();

  /**
   * @brief output log in at the end stage of training
   *
   * @note  flush log histroy and state at the end for async-sgd.
   */
  void tuningAsyncsgdFinished();
};

}  // namespace paddle