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Boosting Training and Inference Performance via Topology-Aware Scheduling of Heterogeneous Resources

name:He Cao
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ByteDance claims catalist raises LLM training and inference throughput by adding topology-aware scheduling on Kubernetes: it implements die-level affinity and memory-bandwidth anti-affinity for high‑density CPUs (AMD Genoa up to 192 cores), creates job-level inter‑RDMA affinity at the ToR level to avoid switch congestion, and enforces GPU‑RDMA affinity at the PCIe‑switch level to enable GPUDirect RDMA; scheduler changes include a pod‑group prefilter/postfilter and an out‑of‑band resource manager replacing kube CPU/memory managers for accurate NUMA/CCX allocation.

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  1. 0:00Topology-aware scheduling intro
  2. 1:50LLMs and Kubernetes background
  3. 4:02Catalyst resource system
  4. 6:38Kubernetes Topology Manager limits
  5. 10:57NUMA-aware AI scheduling
  6. 13:52NUMA pinning policies
  7. 15:43TOR-level RDMA affinity
  8. 17:52PCI switch GPU-RDMA affinity
  9. 18:38Catalyst roadmap
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