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Acquire device streams before allocation, preserve ownership across builder cleanup, and keep CAGRA persistence on the original device matrix. Expand lifecycle, fallback, merge, and graph-integrity regression coverage.
Keep host-backed CAGRA-to-HNSW inputs, exact live-vector merge sizing, trivial merge handling, and the compatible upper-layer bridge. Restore the GPU-search codec to the target-branch device-input behavior and defer broader lifecycle, graph-integrity, and quantized-merge hardening to a follow-up.
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Add independently configurable graph workers, bounded shared execution, physical-memory-aware copy admission, and byte-bounded serialization waves. Cover persistence, lifecycle, failure, concurrency, and high-degree serialization behavior.
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Thanks for providing proper solutions to the issues I raised! No more concerns from my side.
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Update the Fern Java source-line references.
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This defaults will silently enable this pretty heavy feature for all users. 16 threads and 24 GiB might be quite heavy for some setups. I would rather make this opt-in.
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This looks dangerous. When the pool needs a new worker and the OS refuses to create the thread (container pid limit, ulimit -u, not enough native memory for the stack), Thread.start() throws OutOfMemoryError: unable to create native thread out of execute(), and we end up here. That usually isn't heap exhaustion, but many applications treat any OutOfMemoryError as fatal: Lucene records it as a tragic event and closes the IndexWriter, and Elasticsearch halts the node. So, a failed attempt to get a helper thread, for what is only an optimization, becomes a server restart, even though the task could simply have run on the caller.
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This sends every matrix that isn't a CuVSDeviceMatrix down the parallel path. I feel like that's a bit too broad and could bite us in the future: CuVSMatrix doesn't promise that getRow is thread-safe, so a wrapper or a new implementation could end up being read from several threads. Should we parallelize only for types we know are safe (e.g. CuVSHostMatrix) and fall back to the serial path for everything else?
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So if two codecs are configured with different budgets, the behavior here depends on which one calls this method first? Say codec A has a 12 GB budget and codec B has 24 GB. While A holds a reservation, every request from B is rejected, even a small one that would fit under both budgets, and the other way around if B reserves first. So which codec gets the parallel path depends on timing, not on how much memory is actually in use. Is this intentional? I think it could lead to very tricky-to-debug issues in production.
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This PR parallelizes two CPU-side stages of accelerated-HNSW segment flush after cuVS builds the CAGRA graph:
graphThreadssetting.graphThreadsis independent ofwriterThreads, which controls native cuVS build work. For accelerated HNSW,writerThreadsdefaults to 1 andgraphThreadsdefaults to 16;graphThreadsincludes the calling thread. The change does not alter ingestion, CAGRA construction heuristics, segment policy, or merge policy.Branch basis and included changes
This branch currently contains the #2476 source changes through
6c175502aand includesmainthrougha01d35fec. Until #2476 lands or this branch is rebased or split, the GitHub diff againstmainincludes that #2476 snapshot. The graph-processing feature is conceptually separable, but the current implementation builds on #2476's writer and matrix-lifecycle refactoring.Design
rows * columns * 4bytes); if that copy is not admitted, materialization reads the device rows serially.graphCopyMemoryBudgetBytescontrols admission for those temporary copies. It defaults to 24 GiB.0disables the temporary device-to-host copy while preserving serial materialization,-1removes the byte ceiling, and values below-1are rejected. Equal configurations share aggregate reservations per classloader; unlimited reservations remain accounted, and differently configured policies cannot overlap active reservations. Invalid shapes and reservation-counter overflow fail closed.AcceleratedHNSWParams.Builderand retain headroom for the rest of the process.graphThreadsincludes the calling thread; the helper-worker limit ismax(1, availableProcessors - 1)per classloader. LuceneInfoStreamreports which graph-processing path ran.graphThreadsandgraphCopyMemoryBudgetBytes.AcceleratedHNSWParamsexposes the budget through public constants, a builder method, and a getter. The existing public serial graph constructor and two-argumentwriteGraph(...)method remain available; the new threaded overloads are package-private.Historical Deep1B 100M benchmark results
These CAGRA_HNSW runs used 100 million 96-dimensional vectors on an NVIDIA L40S. The updated runs include PR-2476's host-memory accounting changes. All four builds completed with the requested number of retained segments and no force merge.
Both revisions used explicitly configured HEURISTIC CAGRA inputs of
graphDegree=32andintermediateGraphDegree=48, one HNSW layer,writerThreads=graphThreads=16,efSearch=topK=1500, andforceMerge=0. The source file had zero resident bytes before each updated run. Search used a prewarmed index; latency is the mean of 1,000 measured Java searches after 210 warmups and excludes ID retrieval.The benchmark harness used a 61,440-MiB Lucene per-thread buffering override and a 64-GiB initial/256-GiB maximum Java heap. Index build time changed by -0.97% for one segment and +0.28% for four segments. These are single runs of builds that already use parallel graph processing, so the small differences are not evidence of an optimization speedup. The updated revision also passed 39 focused tests with no failures, errors, or skips.
Validation
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cc661705560cbbeb149b02a23a0102e8046c10ed, the final focused suite passed 56 tests with 0 failures, 0 errors, and 0 skips:TestAcceleratedHNSWParamsTestCagraIndexParamsFactoryTestGraphCopyMemoryBudgetTestGraphWorkExecutorTestParallelGraphMaterializationTestParallelGraphSerializationJava Spotless,
git diff --check, Lucene API-reference regeneration and idempotence, and Fern validation of all 284 MDX files completed without errors. Fern emitted two non-blocking warnings: the unauthenticated redirect check was unavailable, and an existing light-mode contrast warning remains.Earlier, at revision
03d28e150d765c66bb7a395dc64482ba93d438ffon an NVIDIA A10G with a matching cuVS 26.12 Java/native stack:mvn clean verifyreported 386 outcomes: 356 passed, 30 skipped, 0 failures, and 0 errors.git diff --check, shell syntax checks for both Lucene CI scripts, API-reference regeneration, and Fern validation passed.The combined tests cover independent thread settings, serial/parallel graph and serialized-byte equivalence, serialization-wave limits, graph-copy admission and cleanup, overlapping budget policies, shared-executor behavior, lifecycle handling, and searchable persisted indexes. The earlier GPU sentinel built 65,537 vectors in one segment for each of the float, scalar-quantized, and binary-quantized writers. GPU CI requires cuVS support for this sentinel.
The full clean-verify suite and persisted-index GPU sentinel were not rerun at exact current HEAD.