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[https://nvbugs/6813945][fix] Support etcd credentials, TLS and signed records for the disagg cluster storage - #21716
The change adds optional etcd credentials, TLS settings, and record signing. Configuration validation checks option values, credential and certificate pairs, CA requirements, and compatibility with etcd:// URIs. Storage clients receive the configured options.
Etcd connections are lazy and retry after failures. Watch streams restart and resynchronize after ending. When record signing is enabled, readers reject records with missing or invalid signatures. The OpenAI client also normalizes affinity addresses that include URL schemes or trailing slashes.
The README and serving schemas document the new settings. Build, CI, and test results are not available.
QA Engineer Review
The change adds test_cluster_etcd_options.py and test_etcd_cluster_storage.py. It modifies five other unit-test files. Coverage includes option validation, etcd connections and watches, signed records, worker events, affinity routing, storage creation, frontend options, and schema validation.
Three changed tests appear in CI lists: test_coordinator_e2e.py in l0_a10.yml, and test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py and test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py in l0_cpu.yml. The other four changed test files have no matching CI or manual-QA list entries. No changed integration test files require list verification. Test execution status is not available.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. Confirm that the four unlisted tests run in the intended CI jobs. Validate authentication, TLS, signed-record rejection, and watch recovery against etcd. Real-etcd validation is reported in the objectives, but completed results are not available.
Per-File QA Perspective
examples/disaggregated/README.md — Verify that the credential, TLS, signing, and watch-recovery guidance matches runtime behavior.
tensorrt_llm/llmapi/disagg_utils.py — Verify option validation, error handling, and storage-option forwarding for etcd and non-etcd URIs.
tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-config.schema.json — Verify that the optional settings and constraints match runtime validation.
tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-disagg-config.schema.json — Verify that both cluster-config definitions accept consistent settings and constraints.
tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py — Verify lazy connection, TLS and login setup, retry behavior, signed-record handling, and watch recovery.
tensorrt_llm/serve/disagg_coordinator.py — Verify that the coordinator passes configured storage options to the storage client.
tensorrt_llm/serve/metadata_server.py — Verify that signed-record reads reject invalid signatures and writes replace existing signatures.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_client.py — Verify affinity routing and refused-port tracking with bare addresses, URL schemes, and trailing slashes.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_disagg_server.py — Verify that the coordinator creates etcd storage and the server still creates non-etcd storage.
tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py — Verify that the server passes configured storage options when it creates cluster storage.
tensorrt_llm/serve/record_signing.py — Verify canonical signing, accepted signature format, and rejection of malformed or mismatched signatures.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_cluster_etcd_options.py — Tests option extraction and validation. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_coordinator_e2e.py — Tests storage creation for etcd and HTTP URIs. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_a10.yml.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_cluster_manager_worker.py — Tests that signed etcd records filter unsigned worker events. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_openai_client.py — Tests affinity routing with URL schemes and trailing slashes. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py — Tests connection, login, signing, record decoding, and watch recovery. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py — Tests that frontend storage creation receives the CA certificate. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py — Tests schema acceptance and rejection for the new settings. Listed in tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.
Description
Follow-up to #21187. That PR added etcd login, TLS and signed records to the metadata-server mode
(--metadata_server_config_file) and left the disagg_cluster mode (--disagg_cluster_uri etcd://...)
as it was. This PR adds the same options to the disagg_cluster etcd connection.
There are six new optional settings in the disagg_cluster section of the config file: user, password, ca_cert, cert_key, cert_cert and record_auth_key. Each one must be a non-empty string. If none of them is set, the configuration and the stored records are as before.
Login and TLS (user, password, ca_cert, cert_key, cert_cert): connect to etcd over TLS and log in. user and password go together and need ca_cert; cert_key and cert_cert go together and need ca_cert.
A wrong combination, a value that is not a non-empty string, or these settings with an http:// cluster are
rejected when the config is loaded; the error names the setting, not its value.
Signed records (record_auth_key): set the same value on the disagg server and on every worker. A worker's
record is then stored together with a signature, and a record without a valid signature is ignored when read.
A valid signature shows that a holder of the key wrote the record, not that the record is current; write access
to etcd is controlled by etcd itself, for example with the login above.
How the etcd cluster storage connects and watches (all etcd modes):
It connects on its first call, not in its constructor. With a login, connecting runs on a worker thread instead
of the event loop. When connecting or logging in fails, that call logs a warning and returns its error value
(set() returns False, so the worker registration retries), and the next call tries again.
With a login, it logs in again when etcd rejects the token: UNAUTHENTICATED, or INVALID_ARGUMENT
"revision of auth store is old" / "user name is empty", the cases in which the etcd Go client logs in again.
Other errors are raised as before.
When a watch stream ends (etcd restarts, or the storage logs in again), it starts a new stream for the same
queue, reads the watched prefix and queues the changes made meanwhile. Failed attempts are retried after 1 s,
doubling up to 10 s. Before this PR the watch stayed ended.
The watch queue skips a repeated value and the removal of a record it never queued, such as one without a
valid signature. Before this PR such a removal reached DisaggClusterManager, which raised for the unknown
worker and dropped the rest of that batch of events.
A record whose key or value is not valid UTF-8 is skipped on its own. Before this PR it failed the whole get_prefix() call or ended the watch.
The warning for a skipped record shows the key with repr(), names the failed check, and is logged once per
record and reason.
Smaller changes:
The disagg server creates a cluster storage only for a cluster URI that it serves itself (HTTP); an etcd cluster
storage is used by the coordinator and the workers.
Frontend affinity: a server entry with a trailing slash (host:port/) no longer fails when the port is split
off, and the "skip a refused port for a while" logic also works for entries written as http://host:port.
The signing code moved to serve/record_signing.py, shared by the metadata server and the cluster storage.
The metadata server's behavior is unchanged; its warnings show keys with repr().
The README and the two serving config JSON schemas describe the new settings.
DisaggClusterConfig stays a dataclass; the new fields carry Field descriptions and the non-empty string
type.
[TRTLLM-17267][refactor] Move the operational endpoints into serving classes and routers #21725 moves the serving endpoints into new modules. It conflicts with this PR in openai_server.py (one call
site passes the new settings to create_cluster_storage_client), openai_disagg_server.py (the disagg server
builds a cluster storage only for an HTTP cluster URI) and test_coordinator_e2e.py. Whichever PR merges second
carries these lines over.
Test Coverage
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py (fake etcd client): connecting on first use and
off the event loop, failed logins, logging in again on each token error, other errors raised; signed records,
a record changed in place, a frozen signature value, undecodable keys and values, the warning text; the watch
queue, a new stream after a stream end and after a rejected token, retries, unwatch.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_cluster_etcd_options.py: setting rules and errors, loading from the config.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_cluster_manager_worker.py: the real-etcd tests also run with signed
records, plus a worker without the key that the manager does not see.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_coordinator_e2e.py: the disagg server builds only an HTTP cluster storage.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py: the worker passes the settings to the storage.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_openai_client.py: frontend affinity with http:// and
trailing-slash entries.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py: accepted and rejected values of each new setting
in both schemas, matching the runtime check.
If PR introduces API changes, an appropriate PR label is added - either api-compatible or api-breaking. For api-breaking, include BREAKING in the PR title.
Any new dependencies have been scanned for license and vulnerabilities
…s with frontend affinity
`OpenAIHttpClient._url_server` splits a server entry at its last `:` to find the
frontend port. A trailing slash left the port unparsable. The refused-port
bypass looked the port up under a scheme-qualified key, while
`_post_with_retry` records it by the netloc of the request URL, so the bypass
never applied to an entry written with a scheme. The trailing slash is now
stripped before the split and the bypass is keyed by the netloc of the URL the
entry is requested at; entries without a scheme or trailing slash behave as
before.
Tests: `_url_server` for entries with a scheme or a trailing slash, and the
existing refused-port test also runs for an `http://` entry.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
… a shared module
`sign_record` and `signature_matches` move from `metadata_server.py` to
`serve/record_signing.py`, so that the metadata server and the disagg cluster
storage can sign records the same way. The record format of the metadata server
is unchanged.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
…d records in the etcd cluster storage
`Etcd3ClusterStorage` takes optional `user`, `password`, `ca_cert`, `cert_key`,
`cert_cert` and `record_auth_key`. Without them it behaves as before.
It connects with the TLS credentials that the etcd client library builds from
the files and with the user and password, keeps the options for `reconnect()`,
and connects again when etcd rejects its authentication token.
With `record_auth_key`, the storage signs the values it writes and ignores the
records it reads whose signature is missing or does not match, in `get`,
`get_prefix` and the events its watch receives from etcd. Events that a caller
adds to the watch queue are delivered as they are. The stored value is a JSON
object with the original value and its signature, so readers get the original
value.
Nothing passes the options on yet; the next commit adds them to the
`disagg_cluster` configuration.
Tests: the arguments the etcd client receives and reconnecting, the reaction to
a rejected token, and the signed storage against a fake etcd client.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
… records in the disagg_cluster configuration
The `disagg_cluster` section accepts optional `user`, `password`, `ca_cert`,
`cert_key`, `cert_cert` and `record_auth_key` for an `etcd://` `cluster_uri`;
they are rejected for an `http://` cluster. The rules for combining the
credential and TLS options are shared with the metadata server config in
`validate_etcd_client_options`.
The disagg server, the coordinator and the workers pass the options on when
they create the etcd cluster storage. A worker takes the `cluster_uri` from the
command line and the options from its config file.
The README and the `disagg_cluster` section of `trtllm-serve-config.schema.json`
and `trtllm-serve-disagg-config.schema.json` list the new settings.
Tests: the option rules and their error messages, loading from the
configuration, and the config schemas accepting the new settings.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
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Disaggregated cluster configuration adds ETCD credentials, TLS settings, and record authentication. Cluster storage applies these options to connections, records, and watches. Affinity-port refusal tracking uses normalized server netlocs.
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ETCD Security and Record Authentication
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Summary
ETCD options and configuration validation tensorrt_llm/llmapi/disagg_utils.py, tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-*.schema.json, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_cluster_etcd_options.py, tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py, examples/disaggregated/README.md
Configuration and schemas add optional ETCD credentials, TLS paths, and a record-authentication key. Runtime validation checks value formats, credential and certificate pairings, CA requirements, and URI scheme. Tests and documentation cover these settings.
Cluster storage validates TLS paths and connects lazily with configured credentials and TLS. It reconnects after recognized token rejection. Serving entry points pass storage options to storage creation. Tests cover connection behavior and storage construction.
Record signing and validation tensorrt_llm/serve/record_signing.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py, tensorrt_llm/serve/metadata_server.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_cluster_manager_worker.py
Shared HMAC helpers sign and verify records. Cluster storage signs configured writes and skips invalid records when reading. Metadata records use the shared helpers. Tests cover signed and unsigned records and invalid data.
Watch delivery and recovery tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py, tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py
Watch events are filtered and scheduled on the owning event loop. Ended streams restart and resynchronize records. Tests cover duplicate suppression, retries, token rejection, and cancellation.
Refusal lookup and recording use normalized server netlocs. Affinity-port construction strips trailing slashes. Tests cover bare addresses and HTTP or HTTPS URLs.
sequenceDiagram
participant Etcd3ClusterStorage
participant EtcdClient
participant Etcd3WatchEventQueue
participant EventLoop
Etcd3ClusterStorage->>EtcdClient: register prefix watch
EtcdClient->>Etcd3WatchEventQueue: deliver watch response
Etcd3WatchEventQueue->>EventLoop: schedule event delivery
EtcdClient-->>Etcd3WatchEventQueue: signal stream end
Etcd3WatchEventQueue->>Etcd3ClusterStorage: notify stream end
Etcd3ClusterStorage->>EtcdClient: reconnect and register replacement watch
Etcd3ClusterStorage->>Etcd3WatchEventQueue: resynchronize current records
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Possibly related issues
NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#20684: The watch callback schedules queue work with call_soon_threadsafe on its captured event loop, matching the issue’s proposed objective.
Suggested reviewers: schetlur-nv
Merge Risk: Low · previous review ac232
This change adds optional etcd credentials, TLS and signed-record settings with watch recovery. The remaining open concern is that a cluster URI in the configuration file overrides the requested worker URI, which the author says is existing behavior. Merge risk is low, and owners should be aware of that precedence.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to ac232
The change adds validated, opt-in security controls without an established increase in attacker authority. Deployment permissions, shared-secret handling, and coordinated rollout remain important uncertainties; signatures do not establish record freshness.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — A principal able to write discovery records and generate accepted signatures can influence worker endpoints used by a coordinator. Shared-key holders are not distinguished cryptographically. Actual cross-cluster, tenant, datastore, or environment exposure depends on key reuse and etcd permissions, which remain unverified.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — An etcd writer can replay a previously valid record without knowing the signing key. This is a documented limit of the added control, not an established PR-introduced expansion: the previous storage accepted unsigned values without record authentication.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The configuration boundary prevents credentialed login without a CA certificate, and storage configures secure endpoints when certificate credentials are supplied. Record verification requires a correctly formatted HMAC-SHA256 signature and uses constant-time comparison. These are separate transport and record-authentication controls.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — An invalid watched PUT is discarded without removing an already accepted cached value. That last-known-good value can remain until deletion or recovery resynchronization. Recovery rereads through signature verification, but neither normal watching nor recovery establishes cryptographic freshness.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Document and validate a deployment procedure covering least-privilege etcd prefix grants, cluster-specific secret provisioning, signing-key rotation, registration replacement, and rollback. Treat stronger per-worker identity or replay prevention as additional controls only where the deployment threat model requires them.
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/llmapi/disagg_utils.py:
- Line 645: Update the constructor flow around update_dataclass so the
command-line cluster URI override is applied after mapping cluster_config_dict,
then validate the effective configuration. Add a test covering both configured
and command-line URI sources to verify the override is retained and validated.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-config.schema.json:
- Around line 6832-6842: Update the YAML-specific schema adaptations for
record_auth_key so an empty string is rejected, and make both generated schemas
reject incomplete credential or certificate pairs and etcd options on HTTP URIs,
matching runtime validation. Regenerate both schema snapshots and add accepted
and rejected regression cases in test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py:
- Line 675: Update reconnect so active watches are canceled on the old client
before it is closed, then register replacement watches on the new client before
treating discovery as restored; ensure cancellation callbacks target the client
that owns each watch ID. Add a reconnect-with-active-watch case to test coverage
in the connection tests.
- Line 557: Handle UTF-8 decoding failures per record in both get_prefix and the
watch callback so malformed etcd values are treated as invalid records and do
not abort discovery or cancel the watch. Add coverage showing a malformed value
does not prevent a later valid record from being delivered.
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Runtime part: with etcd login, reconnect() can now raise and kill the worker heartbeat during an etcd outage, and DELETEs of rejected records drop valid watch events; details inline.
The etcd login inside the client constructor (startup and reconnect) causes three of them: startup fails when the chosen endpoint is down, fleet frontends log in for a storage they never use, and the login blocks the event loop.
A new login is triggered only on UNAUTHENTICATED.
The new warning logs keys unescaped.
Five more Blockers and two Required points agree with existing threads; they are listed below, together with two PR-level Required points.
PR-level Required points:
[Required] The PR description's Test Coverage section does not match the tests:
It says test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py checks that "a non-string value is rejected", but only one accepted case was added, and the file has no rejected case for the new fields.
It credits test_cluster_etcd_options.py with the connection and re-login tests, which are in test_cluster_storage_connection.py, a file the description does not mention.
Please fix the text or add the cases.
[Required] Several open PRs change the same code:
#20582 rewrites Etcd3ClusterStorage.set() with a NOT_FOUND retry; the retried value must be signed too.
#17771 and #17770 change the same lines of get() and delete().
#20490 changes the --disagg_cluster_uri override exactly where validate_etcd_options() is now called; the check must run on the overridden URI.
#21394 pins the opposite cluster_uri precedence in a test.
#19584 makes unknown-key DELETEs a no-op, which signed mode needs (see the DELETE thread).
Please link them in the description and agree on a merge order.
Points already raised in existing threads:
[Blocker] +1 to BowenFu's thread on cluster_storage.py:675 (CodeRabbit raised it too): watches are never re-created on reconnect.
etcd-sdk-python's Watcher._run passes a stream error to the callbacks and stops; add_events_from_resp then cancels the watch; watch() keeps returning the dead cached handle.
So after an etcd restart, the routers stop seeing workers join and leave until the disagg server restarts.
This loss already happens without credentials. But this PR adds a new login for exactly the restart case, so discovery should recover too.
Also, the cancel lambda reads self.client at call time, so after a reconnect it cancels on the wrong client.
[Blocker] +1 to JunyiXu's thread on cluster_storage.py:599: with credentials, reconnect() can raise from inside the except block and kill the heartbeat. Besides an unreachable etcd, a rotated password triggers it, and so do rotated cert files, because get_secure_creds re-reads them on every reconnect.
[Blocker] +1 to JunyiXu's thread on cluster_storage.py:558 (DELETE of a rejected record). test_watch_delivers_only_valid_records currently asserts that the DELETE for a never-accepted key is delivered (test_cluster_storage_signing.py:127/:134), so the fix has to change that expectation. #19584 already proposes the unknown-key no-op.
[Blocker] +1 to JunyiXu's thread on cluster_storage.py:685: the signature does not bind the lease. A departed worker's signed record can be replayed without a lease, and it then stays in the manager's worker list and cluster_info forever; routers add it only if its /server_info answers. Please bind the lease (or an expiry time) in the signed payload, or document that signing does not prevent replay.
[Blocker] +1 to CodeRabbit's thread on cluster_storage.py:557: a non-UTF-8 value raises before _verify.
In get_prefix, the ValueError branch reconnects and returns {}, so the disagg server starts with no workers.
In the watch callback, it cancels the watch for good.
With signing on, any writer without the key can do this with one put, which defeats "records without a valid signature are ignored".
[Required] +1 to CodeRabbit's thread on trtllm-serve-config.schema.json:6842.
Typing record_auth_key as Optional[_AuthKey], like MetadataServerConfig.record_auth_key, makes the generator emit minLength: 1 with no generator change.
test_auth_key_schema_matches_runtime can be parametrized over disagg_cluster.record_auth_key.
AGENTS.md asks for accepted and rejected regression cases for both schemas.
[Required] +1 to JunyiXu's thread on test_cluster_storage_connection.py:74.
waives.txt skips the whole unittest/disaggregated entry by exact id, so none of the new tests runs; neither does test_metadata_server.py, the only coverage of the signing refactor.
Explicit per-file l0_cpu.yml entries would run until nvbugs/7042835 is fixed.
…st use and log in again after token errors
Etcd3ClusterStorage no longer connects in its constructor. The first
storage call connects; with a user name and password, the login runs on a
worker thread instead of the event loop. When connecting or logging in
fails, the call logs a warning and returns its error value, and the next
call tries again.
reconnect() closes the current client, and the next call connects again.
With a user name and password, the storage logs in again when etcd
answers UNAUTHENTICATED, or INVALID_ARGUMENT with "revision of auth store
is old" or "user name is empty": the errors on which the etcd Go client
logs in again. Other errors are raised as before.
A watch is cancelled on the client that created it.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
…me the failed check in the warning
Etcd3ClusterStorage decodes and checks each record on its own in get(),
get_prefix() and the watch callback. A key or value that is not valid
UTF-8 skips that record, also without record_auth_key; it no longer
fails the whole read or cancels the watch.
The warning for a skipped record shows the key with repr(), says which
check failed and how to fix the configuration, and is logged once per
record and reason. The metadata server logs keys with repr() too.
The "signature" field name is a constant of serve/record_signing.py,
used by both stores, and the metadata server strips it in one helper.
_sign()/_verify() are renamed _encode_record()/_decode_record().
cluster_storage.py gets its SPDX header.
Tests: a record changed in place under its own key, a frozen signature
value, and undecodable keys and values next to a valid record.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
…ts in one file
Move the tests of test_cluster_storage_connection.py and
test_cluster_storage_signing.py, unchanged, into
test_etcd_cluster_storage.py, so that they share one fake etcd client
and one set of constants.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
When the stream of an etcd watch ends, for example when etcd restarts or
the storage logs in again after a rejected token, Etcd3ClusterStorage
starts a new watch stream for the same queue, reads the records under
the watched prefix and queues the changes the consumer has not seen:
the records that were added or changed, and the removal of records that
are gone. Failed attempts are logged and retried after 1 s, doubling up
to 10 s, on a new connection. A prefix that was unwatched is not watched
again.
The watch thread hands the events to the event loop that created the
queue. The queue keeps the last value it queued for each key and skips
a repeated value and the removal of a record that was never queued,
such as a record without a valid signature. Events and the end of an
earlier stream are ignored, and a watch is cancelled on the client
that owns it.
Signed-off-by: berryz <berryz@nvidia.com>
…g_cluster etcd settings
user, password, ca_cert, cert_key, cert_cert and record_auth_key must
each be a non-empty string when set; the error names the setting, not
its value. The fields are typed and described with Field(), so both
serving schemas carry their descriptions and reject an empty or
non-string value. The error for these settings with a non-etcd
cluster_uri lists the settings that are set.
etcd_client_options() is renamed cluster_storage_options(): it also
returns record_auth_key, which is not an etcd client option.
The disagg server creates a cluster storage only for a cluster URI it
serves itself; an etcd cluster storage is used by the coordinator and
the workers.
Tests: the multi-frontend registration test uses a DisaggClusterConfig
and checks the settings passed to the cluster storage, the disagg server
builds no etcd storage, and both schemas accept and reject each setting
like the runtime check.
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…uster in the README
Say that ca_cert, cert_key and cert_cert are paths to PEM files, add the
settings to the YAML example as comments, say when the storage connects,
logs in again and watches again, and say what a valid record signature
shows and what it does not.
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…s with one helper
_server_netloc() gives the host:port of a server entry or of a URL built
from one; it is used where a refused affinity port is recorded and where
it is looked up. The _url_server() docstring says that the result keeps
the scheme of the entry. The test of scheme and trailing-slash entries
compares with literal ports.
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…h signed records
The real-etcd cluster manager tests also run with record_auth_key set,
and the fixtures pass the cluster storage options of the configuration.
A worker without the key registers and leaves without being reported.
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Brings the branch up to date with main. main removed the waive of
unittest/disaggregated (NVIDIA#21810) after NVIDIA#21597 fixed those tests, so the
pre-merge CPU stage now runs the tests in tests/unittest/disaggregated,
including the ones this branch adds. No conflicts.
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18-20: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Pick the canonical JSON form for the signed payload now.
sign_record signs json.dumps(..., sort_keys=True, separators=(",", ":")) with the defaults for everything else. This differs from RFC 8785 (JCS) in three ways:
ensure_ascii=True escapes non-ASCII characters. JCS requires raw UTF-8.
sort_keys orders keys by code point. JCS orders them by UTF-16 code unit. The two orders differ for supplementary-plane characters.
Python float repr differs from the ECMAScript number format. For example, 1e-07 and 1e-7.
Signer and verifier are both Python today, so signatures stay self-consistent. metadata_server.py signs arbitrary dict values. A stored signature format cannot change later without invalidating existing records. test_signature_format_is_stable already pins the format.
A minimal step toward JCS, which keeps the pinned ASCII test vector valid:
For full JCS compliance, use an RFC 8785 library such as rfc8785.dumps.
Based on learnings: "use JCS (JSON Canonicalization Scheme, RFC 8785) with raw UTF-8 rather than a custom or default serializer".
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Update sign_record to canonicalize the signed payload using RFC 8785, including
UTF-16 key ordering, ECMAScript number formatting, and raw UTF-8 encoding; do
not treat ensure_ascii=False and allow_nan=False alone as full compliance.
Because changing serialization can invalidate stored signatures, preserve
verification of existing records or establish an explicit format migration
before changing the persisted signature format.
The test name says the schema matches the runtime. For valid values, valid comes from a local formula and the runtime is never called. Only rejected values reach DisaggClusterConfig. A change that makes the runtime reject a value that the schema accepts (for example " ") would pass.
For valid non-None values, build a complete runtime config and assert that no error is raised:
- valid = value is None or isinstance(value, str) and bool(value)- if not valid:+ valid = value is None or isinstance(value, str) and bool(value)+ if valid and value is not None:+ full = {"user": "u", "password": "p", "ca_cert": "/ca.pem",+ "cert_key": "/k.pem", "cert_cert": "/c.pem", "record_auth_key": "r"}+ DisaggClusterConfig("etcd://localhost:2379", **{**full, name: value})+ if not valid:
Coverage summary: this PR adds test_disagg_cluster_etcd_settings_schema_matches_runtime. It has 6 names × 7 values and checks both schemas. It does not cover the cross-field rules that the schema omits. The existing CPU schema test file is already run. Verdict: needs follow-up.
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Update test_disagg_cluster_etcd_settings_schema_matches_runtime to exercise
DisaggClusterConfig for valid non-None values using the required complete
configuration and verify construction succeeds. Keep the existing rejection
checks for invalid values and schema comparisons unchanged.
A regression that drops the options can disable TLS and record verification in the coordinator. Add a test in tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_coordinator_e2e.py that patches disagg_coordinator.create_cluster_storage, constructs DisaggCoordinatorService with DisaggClusterConfig("etcd://h:2379", "c", ca_cert="/ca.pem", record_auth_key="k"), and asserts that the factory receives both options.
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Add a regression test in the coordinator end-to-end tests that patches
create_cluster_storage, constructs DisaggCoordinatorService with the specified
DisaggClusterConfig, and verifies the factory receives both ca_cert and
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/llmapi/disagg_utils.py:
- Around line 206-218: Add an explicit validation method alongside
`validate_etcd_options` that checks configured `ca_cert`, `cert_key`, and
`cert_cert` paths are readable and raises a clear `ValueError` for unreadable
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Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/serve/record_signing.py:
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RFC 8785, including UTF-16 key ordering, ECMAScript number formatting, and raw
UTF-8 encoding; do not treat ensure_ascii=False and allow_nan=False alone as
full compliance. Because changing serialization can invalidate stored
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Review comments at @tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py:
- Around line 741-749: Update
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configuration and verify construction succeeds. Keep the existing rejection
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…he cluster storage is created
The etcd cluster storage reads ca_cert, cert_key and cert_cert when it
connects, on its first call, so a wrong path showed up only as a repeated
connect warning. create_cluster_storage() and
create_cluster_storage_client() now raise a ValueError that names the
setting when one of these is not a readable file. The connect warning
also shows an OS error's message, which names the file.
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The missing path and directory both fail os.path.isfile. This test would still pass if _create_etcd_storage stopped checking os.access(path, os.R_OK).
Mock os.access to return False for the selected existing file. Assert the field-specific ValueError for each factory and TLS field.
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Thanks, my four comments are addressed; I re-ran the etcd outage and DELETE repros on 05e88fc and both pass now. One small ordering issue in the new resync, inline.
… etcd watch resyncs
When a watch stream ends, resync() queues the changes made meanwhile.
It queued the added and changed records before the removals. The
coordinator keys servers by address, so for a worker that came back on
the same address under a new key, add_server() found the address already
present and the removal of the old key then dropped it. resync() now
queues the removals first.
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Major · Retain stream-end events during initial registration. · cluster_storage.py:949-953
tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py:949-953 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Retain stream-end events during initial registration.
If a watch ends before watch() caches its handle, _on_watch_stream_end discards the event. Registration can then cache a dead watch, so worker discovery misses later changes without resynchronizing. Retain the end event until registration completes, then restart and resynchronize the watch.
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Update the watch registration flow that creates `Etcd3WatchEventQueue` and
caches it in `_watch_handles` so stream-end events arriving before registration
completes are retained rather than discarded. After caching the handle, process
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arriving before registration completes are retained rather than discarded. After
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…fore watch() returns
A watch stream can end between its creation and the moment watch()
caches its queue, for example when etcd restarts at that time.
_on_watch_stream_end() ignored that end because the queue was not cached
yet, so watch() returned a queue whose stream had ended and that was not
watched again. The end is now kept on the queue, and watch() starts the
watch again once it has cached the queue.
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The Blockers from my review of 2026-11-05 are resolved or answered at ac232f2:
test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py:309 now uses a real DisaggClusterConfig, and :321 checks that ca_cert reaches the storage (2e20670)
cluster_storage.py:783-807 no longer connects in the constructor; the first call logs in, and a failed login returns the error value and is retried (:722-728) (b2056e1)
openai_disagg_server.py:252-256 builds a cluster storage only for non-etcd URIs, so frontends never log in to etcd (2e20670)
cluster_storage.py:689-700 also logs in again on INVALID_ARGUMENT 'revision of auth store is old' and 'user name is empty', with a test for each status (b2056e1)
cluster_storage.py:833-843 runs the login in asyncio.to_thread under a lock, and reconnect() only closes the client (b2056e1)
cluster_storage.py:550-553 logs the key with repr(), once per record and reason, and names the failed check; the token rejection is a warning that says it logs in again (1e95fd5)
cluster_storage.py:970-1011 watches again on the current client when a stream ends and resyncs the queue; cancels go to the client that owns the watch (dba71b9, 1282f19, ac232f2)
reconnect() (cluster_storage.py:845-849) no longer connects, and connect or login errors at :722-728 return the error value, so the heartbeat survives an outage (b2056e1)
cluster_storage.py:672-684 drops DELETEs of keys that were never queued, and test_etcd_cluster_storage.py:364-385 now asserts it (dba71b9)
README.md:571 now says that a valid signature does not show a record is current and that a record can be stored again after its server has left (19eab38)
_decode_key/_decode_record (cluster_storage.py:556-562, :862-867) skip non-UTF-8 records in get, get_prefix and the watch callback (1e95fd5)
The watch restart/resync code added after the review (dba71b9, 1282f19, ac232f2) was checked here only by reading it against pyetcd 0.0.7; its unit tests use a fake etcd client.
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The etcd authentication, TLS, and signing changes look coherent; 2 watch-recovery races need attention:
Event ordering during resynchronization: A replacement worker’s SET can arrive before the old worker’s resync DELETE. Deduplication suppresses the subsequent snapshot SET, leaving the live replacement unroutable. Buffer replacement-stream events until resynchronization finishes, or use a revision-based snapshot/watch handoff.
Cancellation during watch restart: If unwatch() runs while replacement-watch creation is awaiting completion, restart can install a new subscription after the handle is removed. This leaves an orphan watch feeding an undrained queue. Cancel subscriptions created after the handle is stopped.
PS: These recovery paths also affect unsigned etcd deployments.
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…revision of the read
When a watch stream ends, the storage now reads the records, queues the
resync and then watches from the revision after that read
(start_revision). The changes that the new stream reports reach the
consumer after the resync, in etcd's order.
Before, the new watch was created first and the records were read after
it. A change that the new stream reported in between was queued ahead of
the resync: when a worker registered again on the address of a worker
whose record had gone, the consumer got the new record before the
removal of the old one, and the coordinator, which keys workers by
address, then removed the new worker.
_read_prefix() also returns the revision of its read. After creating the
new watch, the restart reads once more with the same login: etcd answers
a watch that it rejects for the login token without an error, and that
read reports the rejection, so the restart logs in and watches again.
Tests: the fake client keeps a revision and records the start_revision
of each watch. New tests cover a change that the new stream reports
while the watch is created, and a watch that etcd does not start for the
login token.
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…s during a restart
If unwatch() runs while a restart creates the new watch, the restart now
cancels that watch and stops. Before, the watch stayed on the client and
kept filling a queue that nothing reads.
Test: a prefix unwatched while the new watch is created leaves no watch
on the client.
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The change adds optional etcd credentials, TLS settings, and record signing. Configuration validation checks option values, credential and certificate pairs, CA requirements, and compatibility with
etcd://URIs. Storage clients receive the configured options.Etcd connections are lazy and retry after failures. Watch streams restart and resynchronize after ending. When record signing is enabled, readers reject records with missing or invalid signatures. The OpenAI client also normalizes affinity addresses that include URL schemes or trailing slashes.
The README and serving schemas document the new settings. Build, CI, and test results are not available.
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The change adds
test_cluster_etcd_options.pyandtest_etcd_cluster_storage.py. It modifies five other unit-test files. Coverage includes option validation, etcd connections and watches, signed records, worker events, affinity routing, storage creation, frontend options, and schema validation.Three changed tests appear in CI lists:
test_coordinator_e2e.pyinl0_a10.yml, andtest_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.pyandtest_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.pyinl0_cpu.yml. The other four changed test files have no matching CI or manual-QA list entries. No changed integration test files require list verification. Test execution status is not available.Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. Confirm that the four unlisted tests run in the intended CI jobs. Validate authentication, TLS, signed-record rejection, and watch recovery against etcd. Real-etcd validation is reported in the objectives, but completed results are not available.
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examples/disaggregated/README.md— Verify that the credential, TLS, signing, and watch-recovery guidance matches runtime behavior.tensorrt_llm/llmapi/disagg_utils.py— Verify option validation, error handling, and storage-option forwarding for etcd and non-etcd URIs.tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-config.schema.json— Verify that the optional settings and constraints match runtime validation.tensorrt_llm/schemas/trtllm-serve-disagg-config.schema.json— Verify that both cluster-config definitions accept consistent settings and constraints.tensorrt_llm/serve/cluster_storage.py— Verify lazy connection, TLS and login setup, retry behavior, signed-record handling, and watch recovery.tensorrt_llm/serve/disagg_coordinator.py— Verify that the coordinator passes configured storage options to the storage client.tensorrt_llm/serve/metadata_server.py— Verify that signed-record reads reject invalid signatures and writes replace existing signatures.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_client.py— Verify affinity routing and refused-port tracking with bare addresses, URL schemes, and trailing slashes.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_disagg_server.py— Verify that the coordinator creates etcd storage and the server still creates non-etcd storage.tensorrt_llm/serve/openai_server.py— Verify that the server passes configured storage options when it creates cluster storage.tensorrt_llm/serve/record_signing.py— Verify canonical signing, accepted signature format, and rejection of malformed or mismatched signatures.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_cluster_etcd_options.py— Tests option extraction and validation. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_coordinator_e2e.py— Tests storage creation for etcd and HTTP URIs. Listed intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_a10.yml.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_cluster_manager_worker.py— Tests that signed etcd records filter unsigned worker events. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_openai_client.py— Tests affinity routing with URL schemes and trailing slashes. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py— Tests connection, login, signing, record decoding, and watch recovery. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/llmapi/test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py— Tests that frontend storage creation receives the CA certificate. Listed intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py— Tests schema acceptance and rejection for the new settings. Listed intests/integration/test_lists/test-db/l0_cpu.yml.Description
Follow-up to #21187. That PR added etcd login, TLS and signed records to the metadata-server mode
(
--metadata_server_config_file) and left thedisagg_clustermode (--disagg_cluster_uri etcd://...)as it was. This PR adds the same options to the
disagg_clusteretcd connection.There are six new optional settings in the
disagg_clustersection of the config file:user,password,ca_cert,cert_key,cert_certandrecord_auth_key. Each one must be a non-empty string.If none of them is set, the configuration and the stored records are as before.
user,password,ca_cert,cert_key,cert_cert): connect to etcd over TLS and log in.userandpasswordgo together and needca_cert;cert_keyandcert_certgo together and needca_cert.A wrong combination, a value that is not a non-empty string, or these settings with an
http://cluster arerejected when the config is loaded; the error names the setting, not its value.
record_auth_key): set the same value on the disagg server and on every worker. A worker'srecord is then stored together with a signature, and a record without a valid signature is ignored when read.
A valid signature shows that a holder of the key wrote the record, not that the record is current; write access
to etcd is controlled by etcd itself, for example with the login above.
How the etcd cluster storage connects and watches (all etcd modes):
of the event loop. When connecting or logging in fails, that call logs a warning and returns its error value
(
set()returns False, so the worker registration retries), and the next call tries again."revision of auth store is old" / "user name is empty", the cases in which the etcd Go client logs in again.
Other errors are raised as before.
queue, reads the watched prefix and queues the changes made meanwhile. Failed attempts are retried after 1 s,
doubling up to 10 s. Before this PR the watch stayed ended.
valid signature. Before this PR such a removal reached
DisaggClusterManager, which raised for the unknownworker and dropped the rest of that batch of events.
get_prefix()call or ended the watch.repr(), names the failed check, and is logged once perrecord and reason.
Smaller changes:
storage is used by the coordinator and the workers.
host:port/) no longer fails when the port is splitoff, and the "skip a refused port for a while" logic also works for entries written as
http://host:port.serve/record_signing.py, shared by the metadata server and the cluster storage.The metadata server's behavior is unchanged; its warnings show keys with
repr().DisaggClusterConfigstays a dataclass; the new fields carryFielddescriptions and the non-empty stringtype.
--disagg_cluster_uriover the config file is unchanged; [None][fix] Let --disagg_cluster_uri override the config file uri #20490 changes it.Related open PRs
Etcd3ClusterStorage.set()with a NOT_FOUND retry: the retried value must be the encoded(signed) record, so whichever PR merges second adapts. [#20529][fix] Report expired etcd leases instead of refreshing them #20582 is also what keeps a worker registered after an
etcd outage longer than
inactive_timeout_sec: the lease expires, and re-registering with the cached leasefails with
NOT_FOUND: requested lease not found. That happens with and without a login, and this PR leaves itto [#20529][fix] Report expired etcd leases instead of refreshing them #20582.
get()anddelete()that this PR also touches.--disagg_cluster_urioverride inextract_disagg_cluster_config(); the override has tostay before
validate_etcd_options(). [TRTLLM-17271][refactor] Stop trtllm-serve launchers from mutating caller-owned config dicts #21394 changes the same function and pins today's precedence.DisaggClusterManager; this PR drops such DELETEs in theetcd watch queue, so the two do not conflict.
openai_server.py(one callsite passes the new settings to
create_cluster_storage_client),openai_disagg_server.py(the disagg serverbuilds a cluster storage only for an HTTP cluster URI) and
test_coordinator_e2e.py. Whichever PR merges secondcarries these lines over.
Test Coverage
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_etcd_cluster_storage.py(fake etcd client): connecting on first use andoff the event loop, failed logins, logging in again on each token error, other errors raised; signed records,
a record changed in place, a frozen signature value, undecodable keys and values, the warning text; the watch
queue, a new stream after a stream end and after a rejected token, retries, unwatch.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_cluster_etcd_options.py: setting rules and errors, loading from the config.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_cluster_manager_worker.py: the real-etcd tests also run with signedrecords, plus a worker without the key that the manager does not see.
tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_coordinator_e2e.py: the disagg server builds only an HTTP cluster storage.tests/unittest/llmapi/test_serve_multi_frontend_helpers.py: the worker passes the settings to the storage.tests/unittest/disaggregated/test_disagg_openai_client.py: frontend affinity withhttp://andtrailing-slash entries.
tests/unittest/llmapi/test_trtllm_serve_config_schemas.py: accepted and rejected values of each new settingin both schemas, matching the runtime check.
unittest/disaggregated([https://nvbugs/7042835][test] Unwaive unittest/disaggregated fixed by #21597 #21810), so the pre-merge CPU stageruns these tests. A check against real etcd with TLS, a login, signed records, restarts and JWT tokens is in
the comments.
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