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See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. */ #pragma once #include #include #include "paddle/pserver/ParameterClient2.h" #include "ParameterUpdater.h" #include "paddle/utils/Util.h" #include "paddle/utils/Queue.h" namespace paddle { // TODO(yanfei): // I think that the biggest feature of rdma is packet lossless control // feature instead of high bandwiths, zero copy and gpu-direct rdma in // theroy. // But zero-copy and gpu-direct rdma features can help to reduce latency // caused by os system. // So, for some specified cluster, such as high density gpu cluster, // gpu-direct and zero copy could help to improve cluster communication // performance. // /** * Normal remote parameter updater for dense parameters. * * It first packs all parameters for all pservers using ParameterClient * module, then wait for merged parameters data from all pservers. * The synchronization pattern specified by sync-sgd or async-sgd is * achieved by all pservers with the help of the controller within this * remote parameter updater. * This module indeedly bridges the gradient machines and parameter servers. * It helps to transfer the parameters from acceleration device to cpu end * for network. It contains additional parameters copy buffers for * acceleration devices at cpu end, such as gpu, otherwise it will * directly use original parameters data to update pservers. * * This remote parameter updater does not use pipeline mechanism to hide * copy latency from gpu to cpu buffer. In addition the overlapped between * backward and communication is not supported. */ class RemoteParameterUpdater : public ParameterUpdater { public: RemoteParameterUpdater( const OptimizationConfig& config, int expectedPpassCount, std::unique_ptr&& localUpdater = nullptr); ~RemoteParameterUpdater() { if (controllerThread_) { controllerThread_->join(); } } /** * initialize the internal parameter client and itself. */ virtual void init(std::vector& parameters); /** * @brief start batch * * @note one batch training exhibits stateful feature to help * to do performance tuning, sgd optimization if necessary. */ virtual PassType startBatch(int64_t batchSize) { if (localUpdater_) { localUpdater_->startBatch(batchSize); } batchSize_ = batchSize; batchStatus_ = BATCH_START; return PASS_TRAIN; } /** * send parameters to pservers and get returned parameters * from all pservers if necessary. it will implictly * cooperate with controller thread for sync-sgd. */ virtual void finishBatch(real cost); virtual void startPass(); virtual bool finishPass(real cost); #ifndef PADDLE_DISABLE_TIMER virtual void setForwardbackwardTime(uint64_t delta) { parameterClient_->setForwardbackwardTime(delta); } #endif virtual void apply(); virtual void restore(); protected: /** * control all pservers with all trainers for sync-sgd */ virtual void controller(); /** * work need to do after finishBatch */ virtual void updateImpl(Parameter* para); void startController(); /** * @brief copy parameters from cpu host to device, such as gpu. * * @note return if all data are transfered. */ void copyParametersToDevice(ParameterType parameterType); /** * @brief copy parameters from device to cpu host * * @note return if all data are transfered */ void copyParametersFromDevice(ParameterType parameterType); protected: /// Optimization config used to guide initialization and finishBatch OptimizationConfig config_; /// internal parameter client object for exchanging data with pserver std::unique_ptr parameterClient_; /// internal shadow buffer at cpu host end, use original parameters_ /// if no acceleration devices are used. std::vector cpuParameters_; /// local updater for aggregating multi-batches local delta std::unique_ptr localUpdater_; /// the size of mini-batch int64_t batchSize_; /// batches passed int64_t numBatches_; /// for stateful control BatchStatus batchStatus_; /// controller thread for sync-sgd std::unique_ptr controllerThread_; /// passed alread finished int64_t passCount_; /// expected passes to finished int64_t expectedPassCount_; /// use normal synchronization communication if True bool separateSendAndRecv_; /// true if it's first pass bool isFirstPass_; bool useApplyInPserver_; static const std::string kAverage; static const std::string kElasticAverage; }; // TODO(yanfei): // do parameters level synchronization Optimization at pserver end with // ConcurrentRemoteParameterUpdater to get more parallelization, at last // to really hide pserver latency in backward computation. // /** * This updater add additional optimization for overlapping synchronization * from pservers with backward computation. * * Parameter can be sent to pservers when related backward stage is finished. * This concurrent udpater does data copy from acceleration device to host * memory aynchronously. In addition internal parameter client reads data in * host memory and send them to all pservers in next stage. So this class * help to pipeline device-to-host copy and host-to-network to hide network * latency in backward stage. * It contains separate send and recv thread for pipeline usage. */ class ConcurrentRemoteParameterUpdater : public RemoteParameterUpdater { public: ConcurrentRemoteParameterUpdater( OptimizationConfig config, int expectedPassCount, std::unique_ptr&& localUpdater); ~ConcurrentRemoteParameterUpdater(); /** * @brief send paraemeters to all pservers * * @note it just signal the end signal to internal parameter client * to finished the aynchronous send action. In addition it also * do synchronization for all asynchronous host-to-device copy. */ virtual void finishBatch(real cost); protected: virtual void updateImpl(Parameter* para); /// internal thread called in send thread void send(Parameter* para); // para == NULL indicate end of a minibatch /// internal function called in recv thread void recv(Parameter* para); /** * @brief send thread for relaying data from gradient to parameter client * * @note just pipe data to internal parameter client for pipeline */ void send(); /** * @brief recv thread for relaying data from internal parameter client to * host memory * * @note it contains the asynchronous data copy form host to device */ void recv(); /// copy specified parameter from host to device void copySingleParaToDevice(Parameter* para, ParameterType parameterType); /// copy specified parameter from device to host void copySingleParaFromDevice(Parameter* para, ParameterType parameterType); bool needToUpdateRemotely() { return (numBatches_ + 1) % config_.num_batches_per_send_parameter() == 0; } private: /// send thread used for overlapping std::unique_ptr sendThread_; /// recv thread used for overlapping std::unique_ptr recvThread_; /// buffer queue for overlapping Queue sendQueue_; /// buffer queue for overlapping Queue recvQueue_; /// flags indicating to stop bool stopping_; /// conditional variable for threads synchronization between the /// thread calling finishBatch and internal recv thread LockedCondition finishBatchCond_; bool oneBatchFinished_; }; // TODO(yanfei): // merge sparse updater with dense updater, and could help to reduce // the synchronization between sparse and dense udpater. it could also // reduce the threads for managing all connections. /** * This class is specified for updating sparse parameters. * * It allows part of parameter to be exchanged with all pservers. * If sparse input assigned, part gradients of first hidden layer * could remained zero which can not need to be exchanged within * all pservers. This is the key optimization point for this updater * * For updating sparse parameters, all latest parameters are stored * in pservers instead of keeping full copy at train end, so need to * prefetch parameters weight value which can be changed in next-batch * before doing next forwardbackward. Also, with above fact that the * parameters can be stored in pserver instead of trainer, we can * fetch specified parmeters if necessary, and can support huge * parameters which is larger enough than the RAM size in single * node. * * Internally, this updater will direct internal parameter client * to encapsulate sparse specified message for all pservers. */ class SparseRemoteParameterUpdater : public ParameterUpdater { public: SparseRemoteParameterUpdater(const OptimizationConfig& config, int expectedPassCount, bool testing); ~SparseRemoteParameterUpdater() { if (controllerThread_) { controllerThread_->join(); } } /// initialization virtual void init(std::vector& parameters); /// stateful batch control virtual PassType startBatch(int64_t batchSize); /// send all sparse related parameters to all pservers virtual void finishBatch(real cost); virtual void startPass(); virtual bool finishPass(real cost); virtual void apply(); virtual void restore(); /// load parameters from pservers virtual void loadParametersRemote(const std::string& dirName); /// save parameters to pservers virtual void saveParametersRemote(const std::string& dirName); /** * @brief get latest sparse parameters value from all pservers * * @note call it before next mini-batch */ virtual void getParametersRemote(bool fullSize, bool apply); virtual void randParametersRemote(); #ifndef PADDLE_DISABLE_TIMER virtual void setForwardbackwardTime(uint64_t delta) { parameterClient_->setForwardbackwardTime(delta); } #endif protected: /// update implimentation, not implemented virtual void updateImpl(Parameter* para) {} /// internal controller routine for controller thread virtual void controller(); /// start controller thread void startController(); protected: /// optimization config OptimizationConfig config_; /// internal parameter client std::unique_ptr parameterClient_; int64_t batchSize_; std::unique_ptr controllerThread_; int64_t passCount_; int64_t expectedPassCount_; bool testing_; bool useApplyInPserver_; }; /** * Class for supporting normal updater and sparse updater * * Not all parts of one model are sparse, so it exists dense updater * for normal layers while sparse updater is for sparse layers. * * it directly call internal dense and sparse udpater individually. */ class SparseRemoteParameterUpdaterComposite : public ParameterUpdaterComposite { public: enum { UPDATER_SPARSE_REMOTE = 0, // execute in sync thread pool(tid:0) UPDATER_NORMAL = 1, // execute in Owner thread(tid:1) NUMBER_UPDATERS = 2, }; /** * @brief create one dense updater and one sparse updater * * @note use syncThreadPool to synchronize these two updaters */ SparseRemoteParameterUpdaterComposite( const OptimizationConfig& config, int expectedPassCount, bool testing, std::unique_ptr&& normalUpdater) { updaters_.resize(NUMBER_UPDATERS); updaters_[UPDATER_SPARSE_REMOTE].reset( new SparseRemoteParameterUpdater(config, expectedPassCount, testing)); updaters_[UPDATER_NORMAL] = std::move(normalUpdater); syncThreadPool_.reset(new SyncThreadPool(NUMBER_UPDATERS - 1)); } /// initialization of dense and sparse updaters virtual void init(std::vector& parameters); }; class ParameterUpdaterCreators { public: /** * @brief add a creator to create custom ParameterUpdater while training. * The creator is a function with type (alogrithm, optConfig, isLocal, * numPasses) -> ParameterUpdater*. Trainer will use this * ParameterUpdater if creator can create a no nullptr * ParameterUpdater. Return nullptr will use trainer's default * updaters. * * @param creator method which can create ParameterUpdater. */ static void addCreator( const std::function& creator) { // NOLINT explicit move closing ) in this line // for readability constructors_.push_back(creator); } /** * @brief Try to create an updater by given algo, optConfig, isLocal, * numPasses. Return nullptr if cannot create anyone. * @param algo algorithm string. * @param optConfig optimization config. * @param isLocal is in local mode or not. * @param numPasses total passes that trainer will train. * @return nullptr if fail, not nullptr if we can create an updater. */ static ParameterUpdater* tryCreateUpdater(const std::string& algo, const OptimizationConfig& optConfig, bool isLocal, size_t numPasses) { for (auto& c : constructors_) { if (auto updater = c(algo, optConfig, isLocal, numPasses)) { return updater; } } return nullptr; } private: static std::vector> constructors_; }; } // namespace paddle