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When debugging is enabled, distributed outputs the following messages:
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: cuda_copy with value: False not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: tcp with value: False not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: nvlink with value: False not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: infiniband with value: False not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: rdmacm with value: False not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: net-devices with value: None not a valid UCX configuration option.
distributed.comm.ucx - DEBUG - Key: reuse-endpoints with value: None not a valid UCX configuration option.
When the corresponding env vars as set, such as export DASK_UCX__CUDA_COPY=True, the code in ucx.pyhere seems to behave correctly, but the check here still fails and prints the debug messages.
This can be seen simply by setting:
export DASK_LOGGING__DISTRIBUTED="DEBUG"
and running the scheduler like so:
python -m distributed.cli.dask_scheduler
Since the default values even cause the debug messages to be printed, there's no need to set the UCX config options to see the debug messages above.
When debugging is enabled, distributed outputs the following messages:
When the corresponding env vars as set, such as
export DASK_UCX__CUDA_COPY=True
, the code inucx.py
here seems to behave correctly, but the check here still fails and prints the debug messages.This can be seen simply by setting:
and running the scheduler like so:
Since the default values even cause the debug messages to be printed, there's no need to set the UCX config options to see the debug messages above.
@quasiben @pentschev
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