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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds NVIDIA MIG and split-mode metadata across providers, APIs, services, and web views. It adds device split visualizations, allocation-shape details, localized labels, provider documentation, and validation tests. ChangesGPU split-mode support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Provider
participant PodData
participant CardService
participant TaskAPI
participant WebUI
Provider->>PodData: provide split modes, profiles, and reservations
PodData->>CardService: provide device allocation metadata
CardService-->>TaskAPI: expose card and container details
TaskAPI-->>WebUI: return workloads and device allocations
WebUI->>WebUI: calculate and render split layout
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/card/admin/Detail.vue`:
- Line 417: Introduce one shared pagination helper for taskApi.getWorkloads that
requests successive pages until the collected workload items reach
WorkloadsReply.Total, then use it in both detail views instead of consuming only
the first response. Pass the complete workload list to cardContainers and each
split’s containers so buildDeviceSplit includes all allocations.
In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/card/admin/device-split.mjs`:
- Line 29: Update the layout selection logic around the scale calculation to
require known MIG profile-derived capacity before choosing the slice layout:
only select the slice-based mode when the relevant profile metadata is non-empty
and the existing placement conditions hold; otherwise use memory layout. Add a
regression test covering positive migStart and migSize values with an empty
device.migProfiles list.
In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/task/admin/Detail.vue`:
- Line 358: Update the split-layout rendering loop using the deduplicated UUID
collection so every device ID preserved by the allocation decoder and
ContainerReply.device_ids is rendered, removing the four-item truncation;
alternatively, if a four-layout limit is required, add an explicit indicator for
omitted layouts.
In `@server/internal/provider/ascend/allocation.go`:
- Line 64: Update NodeSplitMode to check whether node is nil before accessing
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| cardContainers.value = []; | ||
| if (!uuid) return; | ||
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| const result = await taskApi.getWorkloads({ filters: { deviceId: uuid }, page: 1, pageSize: 100 }); |
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Load all workload pages before rendering DeviceSplitLayout. WorkloadService.ListWorkloads caps each response at 100 items and returns the full matching count in WorkloadsReply.Total. Both detail views use only the first response's items. For devices with more than 100 workload records, buildDeviceSplit omits later allocations and can render their capacity as free.
Add one shared pagination helper for taskApi.getWorkloads, and use it in both detail views. Continue loading pages until the collected items reach total, then pass the complete list to cardContainers and each split's containers.
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/card/admin/Detail.vue` at line 417,
Introduce one shared pagination helper for taskApi.getWorkloads that requests
successive pages until the collected workload items reach WorkloadsReply.Total,
then use it in both detail views instead of consuming only the first response.
Pass the complete workload list to cardContainers and each split’s containers so
buildDeviceSplit includes all allocations.
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| } | ||
| } | ||
| const placed = entries.filter(({ allocated }) => positive(allocated.migSize) > 0); | ||
| const scale = placed.length === entries.length && placed.length > 0 ? 'slices' : 'memory'; |
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Require known MIG capacity before selecting slice layout.
The node repository refreshes device profiles separately from pod allocation data. The API permits an empty device.migProfiles list with positive migStart and migSize values in container data. The current condition then selects sliceSplit. With no profiles, sliceSplit uses the furthest allocation endpoint as total and can omit free placement space after it.
Use memory layout when no profile-derived capacity exists. Add a regression test for positive MIG placement fields with empty profile metadata.
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| const scale = placed.length === entries.length && placed.length > 0 ? 'slices' : 'memory'; | |
| const scale = placed.length === entries.length | |
| && placed.length > 0 | |
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/card/admin/device-split.mjs` at line 29,
Update the layout selection logic around the scale calculation to require known
MIG profile-derived capacity before choosing the slice layout: only select the
slice-based mode when the relevant profile metadata is non-empty and the
existing placement conditions hold; otherwise use memory layout. Add a
regression test covering positive migStart and migSize values with an empty
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| if (!podUid || !uuids.length) return; | ||
| const loaded = []; | ||
| // In MIG mode one request can take two instances of the same card. | ||
| for (const uuid of [...new Set(uuids)].slice(0, 4)) { |
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Render every device split or disclose truncation.
The allocation decoder and ContainerReply.device_ids preserve more than four device IDs. Detail.vue displays all IDs in the related-GPU table, but renders split layouts only for new Set(uuids).slice(0, 4). The split section has no indicator for omitted layouts.
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device ID preserved by the allocation decoder and ContainerReply.device_ids is
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| // annotation it writes on every registration, in the vocabulary NVIDIA | ||
| // registrations already use. It is empty when the node has no annotation. | ||
| func NodeSplitMode(node *corev1.Node) string { | ||
| switch node.Annotations[NodeHamiCoreAnnotation] { |
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Handle a nil node before reading annotations.
NodeSplitMode(nil) panics at Line 64. This contradicts the documented empty result when the node is absent. Return "" before the annotation lookup.
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In `@docs/providers/nvidia.md`:
- Around line 23-32: Update the MIG and Unknown descriptions in the
allocation-state documentation to state that a matching reservation with
unavailable registration is classified as MIG by default, except when the pod
mode explicitly indicates HAMi-core; reserve Unknown for cases that do not meet
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| - **MIG**: the scheduler reserved the instance in `hami.io/vgpu-mig-allocations` | ||
| for that container slot and GPU, and the GPU is registered in MIG mode. The | ||
| reservation names the profile and its placement. Allocations recorded before | ||
| HAMi v2.10 carry the template and slot in the device UUID (`GPU-…[1-2]`); they | ||
| show as MIG without a profile. | ||
| - **HAMi-core**: the GPU is registered in HAMi-core mode and holds no MIG | ||
| reservation. | ||
| - **Unknown**: anything else, such as a MIG GPU without its reservation, a | ||
| reservation for another GPU, a node whose registration cannot be read, or a | ||
| reservation annotation that HAMi's own decoder would reject. Memory and |
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Document the registration-unavailable fallback.
When Allocations.Device finds a matching reservation and no registration mode is available, it returns MIG unless the pod mode states HAMi-core. TestAllocationsNameAModeOnlyWhenHAMiStatesIt covers this case. Update the MIG and Unknown descriptions so that an unread registration is not classified as Unknown unconditionally.
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In `@docs/providers/nvidia.md` around lines 23 - 32, Update the MIG and Unknown
descriptions in the allocation-state documentation to state that a matching
reservation with unavailable registration is classified as MIG by default,
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Bound the MIG placement extent.
decodeMigAllocations accepts non-zero Start and Size values up to math.MaxInt32. Allocations.Device copies them into the container response. Frontend normalization adds no practical upper bound. buildMigSplit then uses start + size for Array(slots) and covers(), which can make the device page allocate and iterate billions of entries.
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placement coordinates and their checked end in decodeMigAllocations and
registered profile validation using one documented safe maximum, rejecting
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/task/admin/Detail.vue`:
- Line 373: Update the workload-loading flows in the task detail and card detail
views around taskApi.getWorkloads so occupancy is never presented as complete
when only the first 100 records are fetched: either request and merge all pages,
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Disclose truncated workload data.
This request loads only page 1 with 100 workloads. DeviceSplit receives no total or truncation state. It calculates memory free and marks unoccupied MIG cells as open from the returned holders, so omitted allocations can appear unallocated.
The layout contract allows at most 100 containers per device. Either load all pages, or show a clear bounded-layout warning such as “showing the first 100 workloads; occupancy may be incomplete.” Apply the same handling in card detail.
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/task/admin/Detail.vue` at line 373, Update
the workload-loading flows in the task detail and card detail views around
taskApi.getWorkloads so occupancy is never presented as complete when only the
first 100 records are fetched: either request and merge all pages, or propagate
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| <span class="task-split-cell-icon" aria-hidden="true">{icon ? <svg-icon icon={icon} /> : null}</span> | ||
| <span>{t(copy.key, copy.params)}</span> | ||
| {reasonKey ? ( | ||
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Use a split-specific help label.
reasonKey can describe an unknown MIG split, but this passes “Why the compute share is unknown” to MetricHelp. Add task.allocation.shapeReasonLabel in both locales and use it for this tooltip.
Proposed fix
- <MetricHelp description={t(reasonKey)} helpLabel={t('task.allocation.reasonLabel')} />
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/views/task/admin/index.vue` at line 306, Update
the MetricHelp usage in the task allocation view to use
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| AllocatedCoresKnown: &known, | ||
| AllocatedMem: device.Usedmem, | ||
| AllocationShape: device.Shape, | ||
| AllocationShapeReason: device.ShapeReason, | ||
| Template: device.Template, |
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Propagate CoreReason through the per-device API field.
containerDevices sends AllocatedCoresKnown but not device.CoreReason. collectHolders reads allocatedCoresReason, and DeviceSplit uses it to explain an unknown allocation. The aggregate ContainerReply.allocated_cores_reason cannot replace this value for individual devices.
Add the field to the protobuf schema, regenerate its bindings, and copy the business value:
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--- a/server/api/v1/container.proto
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optional int32 mig_size = 9;
// Why allocation_shape is unknown.
string allocation_shape_reason = 10;
+ // Why allocated_cores_known is false.
+ string allocated_cores_reason = 11;
}
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AllocatedCores: device.Usedcores,
AllocatedCoresKnown: &known,
+ AllocatedCoresReason: device.CoreReason,
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| AllocatedMem: device.Usedmem, | |
| AllocationShape: device.Shape, | |
| AllocationShapeReason: device.ShapeReason, | |
| Template: device.Template, | |
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| AllocatedCoresReason: device.CoreReason, | |
| AllocatedMem: device.Usedmem, | |
| AllocationShape: device.Shape, | |
| AllocationShapeReason: device.ShapeReason, | |
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In `@server/internal/service/container.go` around lines 281 - 285, Extend the
per-device protobuf message with an allocated-cores reason field, regenerate its
bindings, and update containerDevices to populate AllocatedCoresReason from
device.CoreReason alongside AllocatedCoresKnown. Ensure collectHolders and
DeviceSplit receive the individual device reason rather than relying on the
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Return a container reason only when all devices agree.
When multiple selected devices have an unknown shape with different non-empty ShapeReason values, shapeReason returns only the first reason. The container-level API reason can then appear to explain every device when it explains only one.
Return a reason only when every selected device has the same non-empty reason. Keep the individual reasons in Devices.
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HAMi divides a device in more than one way, and the pages showed none of it: NVIDIA GPUs run HAMi-core or dynamic MIG, Ascend NPUs run HAMi-core or vNPU templates. Report how each device is divided and how each allocation was placed, and show it on the device and on the workload. Devices report the mode their plugin registered: hami-core, mig or template. Ascend nodes without the hami-vnpu-core annotation follow the configured default, as HAMi's scheduler does. HAMi's NVIDIA plugin also registers mps, but through v2.10 it only allocates differently for mig, so those GPUs are reported as HAMi-core. MetaX registers no mode, and Hygon's registration carries hami-core only as a format default its scheduler never reads, so both report none. A GPU whose MIG profiles do not decode keeps its other fields, rather than hiding every GPU on its node. NVIDIA allocations are MIG or HAMi-core only when HAMi's records agree: the scheduler's reservation in hami.io/vgpu-mig-allocations, checked as HAMi's own decoder checks it and matched to its GPU, and the GPU's registered mode. MIG allocations recorded before v2.10 carry the slot in the UUID and are reported against their GPU. Anything else is unknown rather than assumed to be HAMi-core, with the reason shown beside it. Ascend allocations keep the shapes read from HAMi's device configuration. Both pages show how a device is divided right now, and the workload page highlights its own part. A MIG GPU is drawn in the placement space its plugin registered, marking which free slices can still take an instance and naming the profiles that still fit. Templates and whole cards divide the memory. HAMi-core carves nothing out, so it shows memory and compute quotas instead. Parts and their rows highlight each other, and loading and failures are shown as such. The accelerator and workload lists gain a split column, and a workload holding two MIG instances of one GPU counts one GPU. Signed-off-by: Nimbus318 <136771156+Nimbus318@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 103-107: Update the .split-strip .split-part styles to set a
minimum width of 24px, ensuring zero-share or unknown-memory allocations remain
visible and clickable while preserving the existing calculated widths for larger
parts.
- Line 284: Move the hardcoded separators used by the split card into locale
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| type="button" | ||
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Zero-memory allocations disappear from the memory strip.
buildMemorySplit sets share = memoryMiB / scale, so a holder with allocatedMem of 0 or unknown (for example a whole-card allocation without reported memory) gets share === 0. stripWidth(0) produces width: calc((100% - var(--gaps)) * 0), and with border-box sizing the button renders at zero width. The allocation is then invisible in the strip while the rows list still shows it.
Give each part a minimum width so every allocation stays visible and clickable.
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.split-strip {
.split-part {
flex: 0 0 auto;
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/components/DeviceSplit.vue` around lines 103 -
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ensuring zero-share or unknown-memory allocations remain visible and clickable
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Move the list separators into the locale files.
Lines 284 and 303 hardcode the ideographic comma 、 and the full-width semicolon ；. Both strings render in every locale, so the English UI shows 1g.5gb ×2、2g.10gb ×1 and an English aria-label joined by ；. Add separator entries to en.js and zh.js and read them with t.
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- ? t('card.split.fits', { list: value.fits.map((fit) => `${fit.name} ×${fit.count}`).join('、') })
+ ? t('card.split.fits', { list: value.fits.map((fit) => `${fit.name} ×${fit.count}`).join(t('card.split.listSeparator')) })-const summaryText = computed(() => summary.value.map((part) => part.text).join('；'));
+const summaryText = computed(() => summary.value.map((part) => part.text).join(t('card.split.summarySeparator')));Also applies to: 303-303
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In `@packages/web/projects/vgpu/components/DeviceSplit.vue` at line 284, Move the
hardcoded separators used by the split card into locale entries in en.js and
zh.js, then update the fits rendering and summaryText computed value to retrieve
those separators through t using card.split.listSeparator and
card.split.summarySeparator.
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Follow-up to #310. HAMi divides a device in more than one way — NVIDIA GPUs run HAMi-core or dynamic MIG, Ascend NPUs run HAMi-core or vNPU templates — and the pages showed none of it. This reports how each device is divided and how each allocation was placed, and shows it on both the device and the workload.
Devices report the mode their plugin registered (
hami-core,mig,template), in a new column on the accelerator list and a field on its detail page.hami-vnpu-coreannotation follow the configuredhamiVnpuCore, as HAMi's scheduler does.mps, but through v2.10.0 it only allocates differently formig(plugin/mps.gois a stub), so those GPUs are reported as HAMi-core.hami-coreonly as a format default HAMi's scheduler never reads, so both report none.migProfilesdo not decode keeps its other fields, instead of every GPU on its node disappearing.NVIDIA allocations are MIG or HAMi-core only when HAMi's records agree; anything else is
unknown, never assumed to be HAMi-core, and says why (allocationShapeReason: reservation invalid, missing or mismatched, or the GPU's mode unreadable), shown as a hint beside it.hami.io/vgpu-mig-allocations, checked as HAMi'sDecodeMigAllocationschecks it, names this container slot and this GPU, and the GPU is registered in MIG mode.GPU-…[1-2]); they are reported as MIG against their GPU.softfor allocations andhami-corefor devices.Both pages show how a device is divided right now, and the workload page highlights its own part.
MIG 3g.20gb,Template vir05_1c_16g, …), and a workload holding two MIG instances of one GPU counts one GPU.API.
GET /v1/gpu(s)gainsmigProfiles(name, memory, slice count, compute share, placements). Container replies gainvendor,allocationShapeReasonanddevices, one entry per allocated device with its shape and its reason, profile or template, memory, cores and MIG placement.Limits, documented in
docs/providers/nvidia.md: the layout is built from the workload list, so it draws at most 100 containers per device and no init containers; HAMi v2.10.0 misattributes the container slot when a Pod has init or sidecar containers that request no GPU (HAMi#2723, unreleased), which #307 tracks.Verification
make -C server verify,go test -race, golangci-lint at the CI version, and the frontend lint/test/build.migProfiles, MIG and HCU in one container, MetaX and Hygon modes, an Ascend node without the annotation, a full A100 and a fragmented one, an eight-GPU workload), the MIG and Ascend suites, and resident memory unchanged against main (67 MB both).Summary by CodeRabbit
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