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[sgl-kernel] Opt per_token_quant_fp8 with warp reduce #8130
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on a significant performance optimization for the per_token_quant_fp8
CUDA kernel, which is critical for efficient FP8 quantization in the SGLang framework. By refactoring the kernel to utilize advanced CUDA features like warp-level parallelism and the cute
tensor library, it achieves notable speed improvements across various batch and sequence lengths.
Highlights
- Performance Optimization: I've re-implemented the
per_token_quant_fp8_kernel
to leverage warp-level reductions andcute
tensors for improved efficiency, resulting in up to 10% speedup as demonstrated by the provided benchmarks. - Kernel Architecture Refinement: The kernel now transitions from block-level reduction (
cub::block::block_reduce
) to warp-level reduction (warpReduceMax
) for calculating the maximum value per token, enabling more granular and efficient parallelization. - CUDA
cute
Tensor Integration: I've adopted thecute
tensor library for managing global memory access within the kernel, providing a more expressive and potentially optimized way to handle tensor operations. - Optimized Kernel Launch Configuration: The kernel launch parameters have been adjusted to align with the new warp-centric design, processing multiple tokens per CTA (specifically, 8 tokens per 256-thread CTA).
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Code Review
This pull request refactors the per_token_quant_fp8
CUDA kernel to improve performance by processing multiple tokens per thread block, with each token handled by a single warp. This is a solid optimization strategy. The review identified a critical race condition in the use of shared memory for the scaling factor, which would lead to incorrect quantization results. A medium-severity issue with an unnecessary const_cast
was also found.
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Motivation
Optimize per_token_quant_fp8 kernel with warp reduce and cute tensor. Obtained 5% speedup in large seq len.
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