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<h1 align="center">Oobleck<br> Resilient Distributed Training Framework</h1>Oobleck is a large-model training framework with fast fault recovery support utilizing the concept of pipeline templates.
It is the first training framework that realizes:
- Dynamic reconfiguration: Oobleck can reconfigure distributed training configurtation without restart after failures.
- Pipeline template instantiation: Oobleck pre-generates a set of pipeline templates, and then combine their instantiated pipelines to form a distributed execution plan. The same set of pipeline templates is reused and different pipelines are instantiated after failures.
Getting Started
Install
Use pip
to install Oobleck:
pip install oobleck
Oobleck relies on cornstarch
for pipeline template and Colossal-AI
for training backend.
Optionally, install apex
, xformers
and flash-attn
to boost throughput (follow instructions in each README).
Run
Please refer to this README.
Cluster Management
Oobleck provides a command line interface (CLI) that manages the cluster. Use oobleck
to access the master agent:
$ oobleck --ip <master_ip> --port <master_port> <command> <command_options>
where master port can be found in stdout
of running:
| INFO | __main__:serve:430 - Running master service on port 45145
Currently you can see the list of agents and send a request to gracefully terminate an agent:
$ oobleck --ip <master_ip> --port <master_port> get_agent_list
=== Agents ===
[0] IP: node1:10000 Status: up (device indices: 0,1)
[1] IP: node1:10000 Status: up (device indices: 2,3)
[2] IP: node2:10000 Status: up (device indices: 0,1)
[3] IP: node2:10000 Status: up (device indices: 2,3)
==============
$ oobleck --ip <master_ip> --port <master_port> kill_agent --agent_index 2
| INFO | __main__:KillAgent:340 - Terminating agent 2 on node1:10000
Citation
@inproceedings{oobleck-sosp23,
title = {Oobleck: Resilient Distributed Training of Large Models Using Pipeline Templates},
author = {Jang, Insu and Yang, Zhenning and Zhang, Zhen and Jin, Xin and Chowdhury, Mosharaf},
booktitle = {ACM SIGOPS 29th Symposium of Operating Systems and Principles (SOSP '23)},
year = {2023},
}