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DLRover

DLRover is an automatic distributed deep learning system that provides elastic scheduling, flash checkpointing and auto-scaling to simplify large-scale model training on Kubernetes and Ray.

Intelligent Machine Learning · Since 2022-06-24
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Introduction

DLRover is an industrial-grade automatic distributed deep learning system designed to reduce training downtime, improve resource utilization, and accelerate failure recovery for large-scale model training on Kubernetes or Ray clusters.

Key features

  • Fault tolerance and recovery: automatic diagnosis and process restart to minimize training interruption.
  • Flash Checkpoint: asynchronous checkpoint persistence and in-memory fast recovery for seconds-level resume of large models.
  • Auto-scaling and scheduling: dynamic scaling and data sharding to mitigate stragglers and improve throughput.

Use cases

  • Production orchestration and operations of large-scale LLM/model training.
  • Distributed training tasks on K8s/Ray that require elasticity, fault-tolerance, and fast recovery.
  • Scenarios that need to reduce I/O overhead and speed up checkpoint/recovery processes.

Technical details

  • Primarily implemented in Python with supporting Go/C++ components; integrates with DDP, FSDP, DeepSpeed, and Megatron-LM.
  • Provides tutorials and examples (elastic scheduling, node health checks, Flash Checkpoint) for easy integration into existing training pipelines.

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🏗️ Framework 🖥️ ML Platform 🛠️ Dev Tools