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How the performance VS vLLM inference(vLLM vs Lookahead) #3
The idea is actually feasible. However, we have not yet tested whether our approach will cause the gpu to reach compute bound too fast, thereby affecting the overall throughput under extremely high throughput conditions. In cases where QPS is not too high and GPU utilization not always maintain on a high level, our method has shown an advantage in terms of single query latency in internal experiments.
The idea is actually feasible. However, we have not yet tested whether our approach will cause the gpu to reach compute bound too fast, thereby affecting the overall throughput under extremely high throughput conditions. In cases where QPS is not too high and GPU utilization not always maintain on a high level, our method has shown an advantage in terms of single query latency in internal experiments.
I also suggest you guys apply lookahead in a serving framework.
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chenliangjyj commentedon Jan 18, 2024
We haven't done the full benchmark yet. But following the script in vllm repo https://github.com/vllm-project/vllm/blob/main/benchmarks/benchmark_latency.py, you can do simple benchmark
Our method is aroud 0.33611 s while vllm around 1.3923719 s on A100 80G ,cu117. We focus on single query latency.
HMJW commentedon Jan 18, 2024
Can this algorithm be integrated into vLLM? Would the performance be better if can?
chenliangjyj commentedon Jan 22, 2024
The idea is actually feasible. However, we have not yet tested whether our approach will cause the gpu to reach compute bound too fast, thereby affecting the overall throughput under extremely high throughput conditions. In cases where QPS is not too high and GPU utilization not always maintain on a high level, our method has shown an advantage in terms of single query latency in internal experiments.
feifeibear commentedon Mar 18, 2024
I also suggest you guys apply lookahead in a serving framework.
zongquanliu commentedon Apr 26, 2024
Is there any update on this issue? @chenliangjyj