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This pull request addresses a bug related to FSDP (Fully Sharded Data Parallel) model offloading. It ensures that the FSDP model is correctly loaded to the GPU before operations that require it, such as weight synchronization and state dict uploads. After these operations, the model is then offloaded back to the CPU, preventing potential issues and optimizing memory usage when offloading is active.
Highlights
- Ensured FSDP models are loaded to GPU before critical operations: The
actor_module_fsdpis now explicitly loaded to GPU beforesetup_weight_sync_group,sync_weight, andupload_state_dictroutines if parameter offloading is active. - Implemented consistent model offloading: After these operations complete, the FSDP model is offloaded back to the CPU to free up GPU memory, specifically for actor modules when offloading is enabled.
- Added synchronization and cache clearing:
torch.distributed.barrier()andtorch.cuda.empty_cache()calls are strategically placed after offloading operations to ensure proper distributed synchronization and GPU memory management.
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This pull request addresses a bug in FSDP offloading by ensuring the model is loaded onto the GPU before operations that require it and offloaded back to the CPU afterward to conserve GPU memory. The changes are applied to setup_weight_sync_group, sync_weight, and upload_state_dict methods. The logic appears correct. My main feedback is to refactor the repeated code for loading and offloading into a context manager to improve code maintainability and readability.
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