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WalkthroughThe change adds CUDA interposer artifacts to the agent image, shapes opted-in source pods, propagates interposer state through snapshots, and mounts the interposer during restore. ChangesCUDA interposer delivery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR changes opted-in workload startup and restore behavior, but current contract mismatches can prevent capture or restoration, selected workloads may fail to start, and cleanup failures can leave partial restore state. These correctness, runtime, deployment, and rollback risks make the PR unsafe to merge without fixes or explicit acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Manager
participant SnapshotJobReconciler
participant ShapeCUDAInterposerCapture
participant SourcePodTemplate
Manager->>SnapshotJobReconciler: pass AgentImage
SnapshotJobReconciler->>ShapeCUDAInterposerCapture: shape target pod template
ShapeCUDAInterposerCapture->>SourcePodTemplate: add volume, init container, mount, and LD_PRELOAD
SnapshotJobReconciler-->>Manager: return shaped source Job
sequenceDiagram
participant executeRestore
participant Restore
participant NSMounter
participant ns-bind-mount
executeRestore->>Restore: pass CUDAInterposer
Restore->>NSMounter: MountCUDAInterposer
NSMounter->>ns-bind-mount: mount-interposer-fd
ns-bind-mount-->>Restore: return mount reference
Restore->>ns-bind-mount: unmount-interposer-fd
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This PR adds agent-side hooks to prepare/restore CUDA VMM interposer state around the native CUDA checkpoint/restore flow, using a coordinator binary (/usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm) and socket-based detection under /snapshot-control.
Changes:
- Extend checkpoint inspection state to record whether CUDA VMM interposition is active (
CUDAVMMInterpose) and use it to conditionally run VMM checkpoint preparation. - Split CUDA restore vs. unlock, then optionally run VMM interposer restore when
cuda-vmm.stateexists in the checkpoint artifact. - Add CUDA VMM interpose detection/prepare/restore implementation plus unit tests.
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| agent/internal/types/inspect.go | Adds CUDAVMMInterpose flag to captured checkpoint container snapshot state. |
| agent/internal/executor/checkpoint.go | Detects VMM interpose and conditionally runs PrepareVMM before CUDA checkpoint. |
| agent/internal/executor/nsrestore.go | Separates CUDA restore and unlock; optionally runs RestoreVMM when cuda-vmm.state exists. |
| agent/internal/cuda/vmm_interpose.go | Implements socket-based VMM interpose detection and coordinator exec wrappers. |
| agent/internal/cuda/vmm_interpose_test.go | Adds unit coverage for detection and state-file presence checks. |
| agent/internal/cuda/cuda.go | Refactors restore to split RestoreProcessTree vs UnlockProcessTree. |
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| observedPIDs []int, | ||
| namespacePIDs []int, | ||
| ) error { | ||
| args, err := vmmArgs("restore", checkpointDir, "", observedPIDs, namespacePIDs) |
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agent/internal/cuda/vmm_interpose.go:123
RestoreVMMcurrently callsvmmArgs("restore", ..., "", ...), which results in passing--proc-rootwith an empty value. If the coordinator expects a real proc root (or validates the flag), restore will fail even when VMM state is present. Consider passing/procfor in-namespace restore (or omitting the flag entirely when not needed).
namespacePIDs []int,
) error {
args, err := vmmArgs("restore", checkpointDir, "", observedPIDs, namespacePIDs)
if err != nil {
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| vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator" | ||
| vmmSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-" | ||
| vmmStateFileName = "cuinterposer.state" | ||
| ) |
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| "criu_callback_pid", restoredPID, | ||
| ) | ||
| cudaStart := time.Now() | ||
| _, err = cuda.RestoreAndUnlockProcessTree(ctx, restorePIDs, opts.CUDADeviceMap, cudaHelperFdPath, log) | ||
| timings.cudaRestoreDuration = time.Since(cudaStart) | ||
| if err != nil { |
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In `@agent/internal/cuda/vmm_interpose.go`:
- Around line 20-22: Update the VMM artifact constants used by
DetectVMMInterpose, HasVMMState, PrepareVMM, and RestoreVMM to the required
contract: use /usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm, the cuda-vmm- socket prefix, and
cuda-vmm.state as the state filename.
In `@agent/internal/executor/nsrestore.go`:
- Around line 255-269: Update executeRestore to restore CUDA VMM state before
unlocking the restored process tree: split the cuda.RestoreAndUnlockProcessTree
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RestoreVMM while PIDs remain locked, and unlock only after RestoreVMM succeeds
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| vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator" | ||
| vmmSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-" | ||
| vmmStateFileName = "cuinterposer.state" |
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Use the required CUDA VMM artifact contract.
Lines 20-22 use cuinterposer-coordinator, cuinterposer-, and cuinterposer.state. The required contract uses /usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm, cuda-vmm-<nspid>.sock, and cuda-vmm.state.
This makes DetectVMMInterpose skip live VMM shims. It also prevents HasVMMState from restoring VMM state. PrepareVMM and RestoreVMM execute the wrong binary.
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- vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator"
- vmmSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-"
- vmmStateFileName = "cuinterposer.state"
+ vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm"
+ vmmSocketPrefix = "cuda-vmm-"
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| vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator" | |
| vmmSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-" | |
| vmmStateFileName = "cuinterposer.state" | |
| vmmCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm" | |
| vmmSocketPrefix = "cuda-vmm-" | |
| vmmStateFileName = "cuda-vmm.state" |
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In `@agent/internal/cuda/vmm_interpose.go` around lines 20 - 22, Update the VMM
artifact constants used by DetectVMMInterpose, HasVMMState, PrepareVMM, and
RestoreVMM to the required contract: use /usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm, the
cuda-vmm- socket prefix, and cuda-vmm.state as the state filename.
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| hasVMMState, err := cuda.HasVMMState(opts.CheckpointPath) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, 0, nil, fmt.Errorf("stat CUDA VMM interpose state: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| if hasVMMState { | ||
| if err := cuda.RestoreVMM( | ||
| ctx, | ||
| opts.CheckpointPath, | ||
| restorePIDs, | ||
| m.CUDA.PIDs, | ||
| ); err != nil { | ||
| return nil, 0, nil, fmt.Errorf("restore CUDA VMM interpose state: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| timings.cudaRestoreDuration = time.Since(cudaStart) |
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Restore VMM state before unlocking the process tree.
cuda.RestoreAndUnlockProcessTree restores each PID and then unlocks each PID before returning. executeRestore calls cuda.HasVMMState and cuda.RestoreVMM only afterward. If either operation fails, the error path returns after CUDA unlock. The registered cleanup only closes files and removes CRIU resources; it does not terminate the restored workload.
Split the restore and unlock operations, and unlock only after cuda.RestoreVMM succeeds.
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In `@agent/internal/executor/nsrestore.go` around lines 255 - 269, Update
executeRestore to restore CUDA VMM state before unlocking the restored process
tree: split the cuda.RestoreAndUnlockProcessTree flow so process restoration and
unlocking are separate, run HasVMMState and RestoreVMM while PIDs remain locked,
and unlock only after RestoreVMM succeeds while preserving existing error
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In `@agent/internal/cuda/cuinterpose.go`:
- Around line 20-22: Update the CUDA interposer constants and associated command
invocation to use the required CUDA VMM contract: cuda-vmm socket naming with
namespace PID, cuda-vmm.state, and /usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm with its
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| cuinterposerCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator" | ||
| cuinterposerSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-" | ||
| cuinterposerStateFile = "cuinterposer.state" |
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Use the required CUDA VMM interface.
These constants probe cuinterposer-* sockets, persist cuinterposer.state, and execute cuinterposer-coordinator. The required interface uses cuda-vmm-<nspid>.sock, cuda-vmm.state, and /usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm. Valid CUDA VMM workloads will skip preparation, and valid CUDA VMM artifacts will not restore state.
Replace these identifiers and update the command arguments for the snapshot-cuda-vmm contract. Update the related tests to assert that contract.
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In `@agent/internal/cuda/cuinterpose.go` around lines 20 - 22, Update the CUDA
interposer constants and associated command invocation to use the required CUDA
VMM contract: cuda-vmm socket naming with namespace PID, cuda-vmm.state, and
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agent/internal/cuda/cuinterpose.go:23
- The PR description references
/usr/local/bin/snapshot-cuda-vmm, sockets namedcuda-vmm-<nspid>.sock, and acuda-vmm.stateartifact, but this implementation usescuinterposer-coordinator,cuinterposer-*.sock, andcuinterposer.state. Please reconcile the naming/paths so the agent matches the shipped shim/coordinator and artifact contract.
const (
cuinterposerCoordinator = "/usr/local/bin/cuinterposer-coordinator"
cuinterposerSocketPrefix = "cuinterposer-"
cuinterposerStateFile = "cuinterposer.state"
)
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| ) error { | ||
| args, err := cuinterposerArgs("restore", checkpointDir, "", observedPIDs, namespacePIDs) |
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| _, err = cuda.RestoreAndUnlockProcessTree(ctx, restorePIDs, opts.CUDADeviceMap, cudaHelperFdPath, log) | ||
| timings.cudaRestoreDuration = time.Since(cudaStart) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, 0, nil, fmt.Errorf("CUDA restore failed: %w", err) | ||
| } | ||
| hasInterposition, err := cuda.HasCUDAInterpositionState(opts.CheckpointPath) |
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Do not merge - we need to wait for statically linked tar etc first before we can get rid of placeholder, unless all workloads we support are already on the latest glibc matching 24.04
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In `@api/podcontract/cuda_interposer.go`:
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Validate the CUDA interposer shape before adopting an existing Job.
buildSourceJobWithAgentImage now creates desired with the interposer init container, volume, mount, and target LD_PRELOAD. However, sourceJobHasExpectedIdentity only checks owner labels and target-container presence at Lines [133-147]. On the adoption path, an existing unshaped Job can be accepted, so the opted-in source workload runs without the requested interposer. Compare the interposer-specific pod shape or reject the adoption, and add a regression test for an unshaped existing Job.
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Reject CUDA targets without /bin/sh, or provide an injected launcher. ShapeCUDAInterposerCapture accepts any target with a non-empty container.Command, then EnsureCUDACheckpointLaunchJob invokes /bin/sh -c before the original command. The injected volume contains only cuda-checkpoint and libcuinterposer.so, so a target image without /bin/sh cannot start.
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cuinterpose is the CUDA interposer that lets Snapshot checkpoint and restore CUDA memory shared between processes (tensor-parallel workers, NCCL, FlashInfer, PyTorch symmetric memory) and CUDA multicast objects. This is the first of nine changes and carries the build and packaging only, so that each later change is one component: delivery through podcontract, the operator, and the chart; the agent's orchestration; then the shim and the coordinator, one layer at a time. The Dockerfile's cuda-helper-builder stage installs CUDA 13.1 headers and GoogleTest and runs `make all test` for agent/cmd/cuinterpose; the image ships libcuinterpose.so and the static cuinterpose-coordinator and bundles both under /snapshot-binaries/snapshot-cuda for the restore-time mount. The Makefile is written once: every C file is part of the shim except coordinator.c; tests are found by name (<name>_unit_test.cc links the shim's CUDA-free objects, <name>_preload_test.cc runs a sanitized shim over a fake driver, coordinator_test.cc drives a sanitized coordinator); the shim exports only cu*, cuda*, and dlsym, links with -z defs, and is held to the glibc 2.34 baseline. protocol.h (control messages, records, phases, the ticket layout) and util.c (bounded socket I/O with descriptor passing) are final here. The shim and the coordinator are placeholders that build, package, and do nothing: the shim exports its build info, the coordinator prints that it carries no coordinator and exits 1. Loading the placeholder into a process is harmless, and nothing invokes the coordinator until the orchestration change. Compared with the earlier scaffold (#110): everything is named cuinterpose, the Dockerfile copies the shim sources as a directory with a .dockerignore for build/, the tests run in the image build, and the placeholder image stage is left untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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A Pod opts into the CUDA interposer with the annotation nvidia.com/cuinterpose: enabled. api/podcontract then builds on the CUDA tools delivery: every target container gets the snapshot-cuda volume, mount, and cuda-checkpoint --launch-job wrapper whatever its GPU count, because the shim's checkpoint path needs the CUDA job file, plus the shim first in LD_PRELOAD. VerifyCuinterposeCapture checks an existing Pod spec against the same contract. Whether a Pod runs the shim is independent of whether it is wrapped: multi-GPU Pods are wrapped without the annotation, and an annotated single-GPU Pod is wrapped because of it. The operator applies the shape to SnapshotJob source Jobs after the launch-job rule, refuses to adopt an annotated Job that lacks the shim, and records the annotation on the generated PodSnapshot. With the placeholder shim from the packaging change, an annotated Pod starts, loads an inert library, and checkpoints natively; the agent starts acting on the annotation in the next change. Compared with #110: image handling (validation, pull policy, pull secrets, seccomp profile, comparison on the fields the contract sets) lives in the tools delivery; the shaping is covered by table-driven tests, including the failure branches that must leave the template untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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…t and restore The checkpoint manifest gains cuinterpose.requested (the source Pod's opt-in) and cuinterpose.prepared (the coordinator's prepare completed and wrote cuinterpose.state, which drives the coordinator on restore; a prepared checkpoint without its state file is refused). The shim's mount is not the shim's concern: it travels with the CUDA tools delivery (cudaTools.delivered) whether or not the Pod opted in. Detection is fail-closed: a Pod that requested the shim must show a control socket for every CUDA process and a Pod that did not must show none; anything else fails the checkpoint with the processes named. Only sockets count; procfs environ is not evidence. Stale shim sockets are removed before CRIU recreates the processes, the coordinator binary is opened before the mount namespace changes, its progress lines are logged as structured fields, and prepare and restore get their own timing phases. The Go constants are pinned to protocol.h by a test and the coordinator's argument contract is covered against a fake binary. Until the shim opens control sockets (the lifecycle change), an annotated Pod with CUDA processes is refused at checkpoint by the fail-closed rule. Compared with #110 and #155: restore is driven by the manifest rather than by the presence of a state file, so a lost state file is an error instead of a silent native restore; detection is a truth table instead of "sockets present". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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cuinterpose is the CUDA interposer that lets Snapshot checkpoint and restore CUDA memory shared between processes (tensor-parallel workers, NCCL, FlashInfer, PyTorch symmetric memory) and CUDA multicast objects. This is the first of nine changes and carries the build and packaging only, so that each later change is one component: delivery through podcontract, the operator, and the chart; the agent's orchestration; then the shim and the coordinator, one layer at a time. The Dockerfile's cuda-helper-builder stage installs CUDA 13.1 headers and GoogleTest and runs `make all test` for agent/cmd/cuinterpose; the image ships libcuinterpose.so and the static cuinterpose-coordinator and bundles both under /snapshot-binaries/snapshot-cuda for the restore-time mount. The Makefile is written once: every C file is part of the shim except coordinator.c; tests are found by name (<name>_unit_test.cc links the shim's CUDA-free objects, <name>_preload_test.cc runs a sanitized shim over a fake driver, coordinator_test.cc drives a sanitized coordinator); the shim exports only cu*, cuda*, and dlsym, links with -z defs, and is held to the glibc 2.34 baseline. protocol.h (control messages, records, phases, the ticket layout) and util.c (bounded socket I/O with descriptor passing) are final here. The shim and the coordinator are placeholders that build, package, and do nothing: the shim exports its build info, the coordinator prints that it carries no coordinator and exits 1. Loading the placeholder into a process is harmless, and nothing invokes the coordinator until the orchestration change. Compared with the earlier scaffold (#110): everything is named cuinterpose, the Dockerfile copies the shim sources as a directory with a .dockerignore for build/, the tests run in the image build, and the placeholder image stage is left untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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A Pod opts into the CUDA interposer with the annotation nvidia.com/cuinterpose: enabled. api/podcontract then builds on the CUDA tools delivery: every target container gets the snapshot-cuda volume, mount, and cuda-checkpoint --launch-job wrapper whatever its GPU count, because the shim's checkpoint path needs the CUDA job file, plus the shim first in LD_PRELOAD. VerifyCuinterposeCapture checks an existing Pod spec against the same contract. Whether a Pod runs the shim is independent of whether it is wrapped: multi-GPU Pods are wrapped without the annotation, and an annotated single-GPU Pod is wrapped because of it. The operator applies the shape to SnapshotJob source Jobs after the launch-job rule, refuses to adopt an annotated Job that lacks the shim, and records the annotation on the generated PodSnapshot. With the placeholder shim from the packaging change, an annotated Pod starts, loads an inert library, and checkpoints natively; the agent starts acting on the annotation in the next change. Compared with #110: image handling (validation, pull policy, pull secrets, seccomp profile, comparison on the fields the contract sets) lives in the tools delivery; the shaping is covered by table-driven tests, including the failure branches that must leave the template untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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…t and restore The checkpoint manifest gains cuinterpose.requested (the source Pod's opt-in) and cuinterpose.prepared (the coordinator's prepare completed and wrote cuinterpose.state, which drives the coordinator on restore; a prepared checkpoint without its state file is refused). The shim's mount is not the shim's concern: it travels with the CUDA tools delivery (cudaTools.delivered) whether or not the Pod opted in. Detection is fail-closed: a Pod that requested the shim must show a control socket for every CUDA process and a Pod that did not must show none; anything else fails the checkpoint with the processes named. Only sockets count; procfs environ is not evidence. Stale shim sockets are removed before CRIU recreates the processes, the coordinator binary is opened before the mount namespace changes, its progress lines are logged as structured fields, and prepare and restore get their own timing phases. The Go constants are pinned to protocol.h by a test and the coordinator's argument contract is covered against a fake binary. Until the shim opens control sockets (the lifecycle change), an annotated Pod with CUDA processes is refused at checkpoint by the fail-closed rule. Compared with #110 and #155: restore is driven by the manifest rather than by the presence of a state file, so a lost state file is an error instead of a silent native restore; detection is a truth table instead of "sockets present". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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cuinterpose is the CUDA interposer that lets Snapshot checkpoint and restore CUDA memory shared between processes (tensor-parallel workers, NCCL, FlashInfer, PyTorch symmetric memory) and CUDA multicast objects. This is the first of eleven changes and carries only the shared build, packaging, and protocol contract. Later changes deliver and preload the shim, connect the agent, implement forwarding and coordination, track CUDA state, isolate allocation-content storage, add unicast and multicast lifecycle behavior, and exercise the result on real GPUs. The Dockerfile's cuda-helper-builder stage installs CUDA 13.1 headers and GoogleTest and runs `make all test` for agent/cmd/cuinterpose; the image ships libcuinterpose.so and the static cuinterpose-coordinator and bundles both under /snapshot-binaries/snapshot-cuda for the restore-time mount. The Makefile is written once: every C file is part of the shim except coordinator.c; tests are found by name; the shim exports only cu*, cuda*, and dlsym, links with -z defs, and is held to the glibc 2.34 baseline. protocol.h defines the fixed control messages, records, phases, identities, and generic allocation save/load operations. The socket helpers provide bounded I/O with descriptor passing and close descriptors on every malformed message path. The shim and coordinator are placeholders at this layer: the shim exports its build information, while the coordinator reports that no implementation is present. Loading the placeholder is harmless, and nothing invokes the coordinator until the agent orchestration change. Compared with the earlier scaffold (#110), everything is named cuinterpose, the Dockerfile copies the source directory with build output ignored, the tests run during the image build, and the placeholder image stage remains untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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A Pod opts into the CUDA interposer with the annotation nvidia.com/cuinterpose: enabled. api/podcontract then builds on the CUDA tools delivery: every target container gets the snapshot-cuda volume, mount, and cuda-checkpoint --launch-job wrapper whatever its GPU count, because the shim's checkpoint path needs the CUDA job file, plus the shim first in LD_PRELOAD. VerifyCuinterposeCapture checks an existing Pod spec against the same contract. Whether a Pod runs the shim is independent of whether it is wrapped: multi-GPU Pods are wrapped without the annotation, and an annotated single-GPU Pod is wrapped because of it. The operator applies the shape to SnapshotJob source Jobs after the launch-job rule, refuses to adopt an annotated Job that lacks the shim, and records the annotation on the generated PodSnapshot. With the placeholder shim from the packaging change, an annotated Pod starts, loads an inert library, and checkpoints natively; the agent starts acting on the annotation in the next change. Compared with #110: image handling (validation, pull policy, pull secrets, seccomp profile, comparison on the fields the contract sets) lives in the tools delivery; the shaping is covered by table-driven tests, including the failure branches that must leave the template untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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A Pod opts into the CUDA interposer with the annotation nvidia.com/cuinterpose: enabled. api/podcontract then builds on the CUDA tools delivery: every target container gets the snapshot-cuda volume, mount, and cuda-checkpoint --launch-job wrapper whatever its GPU count, because the shim's checkpoint path needs the CUDA job file, plus the shim first in LD_PRELOAD. VerifyCuinterposeCapture checks an existing Pod spec against the same contract. Whether a Pod runs the shim is independent of whether it is wrapped: multi-GPU Pods are wrapped without the annotation, and an annotated single-GPU Pod is wrapped because of it. The operator applies the shape to SnapshotJob source Jobs after the launch-job rule, refuses to adopt an annotated Job that lacks the shim, and records the annotation on the generated PodSnapshot. With the placeholder shim from the packaging change, an annotated Pod starts, loads an inert library, and checkpoints natively; the agent starts acting on the annotation in the next change. Compared with #110: image handling (validation, pull policy, pull secrets, seccomp profile, comparison on the fields the contract sets) lives in the tools delivery; the shaping is covered by table-driven tests, including the failure branches that must leave the template untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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cuinterpose is the CUDA interposer that lets Snapshot checkpoint and restore CUDA memory shared between processes (tensor-parallel workers, NCCL, FlashInfer, PyTorch symmetric memory) and CUDA multicast objects. This is the first of eleven changes and carries only the shared build, packaging, and protocol contract. Later changes deliver and preload the shim, connect the agent, implement forwarding and coordination, track CUDA state, isolate allocation-content storage, add unicast and multicast lifecycle behavior, and exercise the result on real GPUs. The Dockerfile's cuda-helper-builder stage installs CUDA 13.1 headers and GoogleTest and runs `make all test` for agent/cmd/cuinterpose; the image ships libcuinterpose.so and the static cuinterpose-coordinator and bundles both under /snapshot-binaries/snapshot-cuda for the restore-time mount. The Makefile is written once: every C file is part of the shim except coordinator.c; tests are found by name; the shim exports only cu*, cuda*, and dlsym, links with -z defs, and is held to the glibc 2.34 baseline. protocol.h defines the fixed control messages, records, phases, identities, and generic allocation save/load operations. The socket helpers provide bounded I/O with descriptor passing and close descriptors on every malformed message path. The shim and coordinator are placeholders at this layer: the shim exports its build information, while the coordinator reports that no implementation is present. Loading the placeholder is harmless, and nothing invokes the coordinator until the agent orchestration change. Compared with the earlier scaffold (#110), everything is named cuinterpose, the Dockerfile copies the source directory with build output ignored, the tests run during the image build, and the placeholder image stage remains untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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A Pod opts into the CUDA interposer with the annotation nvidia.com/cuinterpose: enabled. api/podcontract then builds on the CUDA tools delivery: every target container gets the snapshot-cuda volume, mount, and cuda-checkpoint --launch-job wrapper whatever its GPU count, because the shim's checkpoint path needs the CUDA job file, plus the shim first in LD_PRELOAD. VerifyCuinterposeCapture checks an existing Pod spec against the same contract. Whether a Pod runs the shim is independent of whether it is wrapped: multi-GPU Pods are wrapped without the annotation, and an annotated single-GPU Pod is wrapped because of it. The operator applies the shape to SnapshotJob source Jobs after the launch-job rule, refuses to adopt an annotated Job that lacks the shim, and records the annotation on the generated PodSnapshot. With the placeholder shim from the packaging change, an annotated Pod starts, loads an inert library, and checkpoints natively; the agent starts acting on the annotation in the next change. Compared with #110: image handling (validation, pull policy, pull secrets, seccomp profile, comparison on the fields the contract sets) lives in the tools delivery; the shaping is covered by table-driven tests, including the failure branches that must leave the template untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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…t and restore The checkpoint manifest gains cuinterpose.requested (the source Pod's opt-in) and cuinterpose.prepared (the coordinator's prepare completed and wrote cuinterpose.state, which drives the coordinator on restore; a prepared checkpoint without its state file is refused). The shim's mount is not the shim's concern: it travels with the CUDA tools delivery (cudaTools.delivered) whether or not the Pod opted in. Detection is fail-closed: a Pod that requested the shim must show a control socket for every CUDA process and a Pod that did not must show none; anything else fails the checkpoint with the processes named. Only sockets count; procfs environ is not evidence. Stale shim sockets are removed before CRIU recreates the processes, the coordinator binary is opened before the mount namespace changes, its progress lines are logged as structured fields, and prepare and restore get their own timing phases. The Go constants are pinned to protocol.h by a test and the coordinator's argument contract is covered against a fake binary. Until the shim opens control sockets (the lifecycle change), an annotated Pod with CUDA processes is refused at checkpoint by the fail-closed rule. Compared with #110 and #155: restore is driven by the manifest rather than by the presence of a state file, so a lost state file is an error instead of a silent native restore; detection is a truth table instead of "sockets present". Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Schwinn Saereesitthipitak <schwinns@nvidia.com>
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cuinterposesource layout and build targets, with thin inert skeletons in the final filenameslibcuinterposer.soand static no-opcuinterposer-coordinatornvidia.com/cuda-interposer: enabledSnapshotJob opt-in; no agent-image field is added to the APIapi/podcontract: oneemptyDirand one init container using the Helm-configured agent imagelibcuinterposer.soandcuda-checkpointfrom that image, mount them only on checkpoint targets, setLD_PRELOAD, and wrap the target with the injectedcuda-checkpoint --launch-jobPodSnapshotns-bind-mounthelper, without a restore init containerThis is layer 1 of stack #156. It intentionally provides final packaging and file seams without CUDA interception or coordinator protocol behavior.
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make checkon feat(agent): scaffold CUDA interposer delivery #110 and at stack topSummary by CodeRabbit