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What's changed?

  • Documentation

    • Updated readme and documentation

  • API & SDK

    • Full OpenAI API compatibility (Aviary can now be queried with the openai Python package)
      • /v1/completions
        • Parameters not yet supported (will be ignored): suffix, n, logprobs, echo, best_of, logit_bias, user
        • Additional parameters not present in OpenAI API: top_k, typical_p, watermark, seed
      • /v1/chat/completions
        • Parameters not yet supported (will be ignored): n, logprobs, echo, logit_bias, user
        • Additional parameters not present in OpenAI API: top_k, typical_p, watermark, seed
      • /v1/models
      • /v1/models/<MODEL>
    • Added frequency_penalty and presence_penalty parameters
    • aviary run is now blocking by default and will clarify that rerunning aviary run will remove existing models
    • Streamlined model configuration YAMLs
    • Added model configuration YAMLs for llama-2
    • Frontend Gradio app will now be started on /frontend route to avoid conflicts with backend
    • openai package is now a dependency for Aviary

  • Backend

    • Refactor of multiple internal APIs
      • Renamed Predictor to Engine
        • Engine combines the functionality of initializers, predictors and pipelines.
        • Removed Predictor and Pipeline
      • Removed shallow classes and simplified abstractions
      • Removed dead code
      • Broke up large files & improved file structure
    • Removal of static batching
    • Added OpenAI-style frequency_penalty and presence_penalty parameters
    • Fixed generated special tokens not being returned correctly
    • Standardization of modelling code on an Apache 2.0 fork of text-generation-inference
    • Improved performance and stability
      • Added automatic warmup for supported models, ensuring that memory is used efficiently.
      • Made scheduler and scheduler policy less prone to errors.
    • Made sure that HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN env var is propagated throughout all Aviary Backend processes to allow access to gated models such as llama-2
    • Added unit testing for core Aviary components
    • Added validations for user supplied parameters
    • Improved error handling and reporting
      • Error responses will now have correct status codes
    • Added basic observability for tokens & requests through Ray Metrics (piped through to Prometheus/Grafana)

This update introduces breaking changes to model configuration YAMLs and the Aviary SDK. Refer to the migration guide below for more details.

In order to use Aviary backend, ensure you are using the official Docker image anyscale/aviary:latest. Using the backend without Docker is not a supported usecase. anyscale/aviary:latest-tgi image has been superseded by anyscale/aviary:latest.

Migration Guide For Model YAMLs

In the most recent version of Aviary we introduce breaking changes in the model YAMLs. This guide will help you migrate your existing model YAMLs to the new format.

Changes

  1. Move any fields under model_config.initialization to be under model_config
    and then remove model_config.initialization.

Then remove the following sections/fields and everything that is under them:
- model_config.initializer
- model_config.pipeline
- model_config.batching

  1. Rename model_config to engine_config.

    In v0.2, we introduce Engine, the Aviary abstraction for interacting with a model. In short, Engine combines the functionality of initializers, pipelines, and predictors.

    Pipeline and initializer parameters are no longer configurable.
    In v0.2 we remove the option to specify static batching and instead do continuous batching by default for performance improvement.

  2. Add the Scheduler and Policy configs.

    The scheduler is a component of the engine that determines which requests to run inference on. The policy is a component of the scheduler that determines the scheduling strategy. These components previously existed in Aviary, however they weren't explicitly configurable.

    Previously the following parameters were specified under model_config.generation:

    • max_batch_total_tokens
    • max_total_tokens
    • max_waiting_tokens
    • max_input_length
    • max_batch_prefill_tokens

    rename max_waiting_tokens to max_iterations_curr_batch

    place these parameters under engine_config.scheduler.policy

    for example:

    engine_config:
  scheduler:
    policy:
      max_iterations_curr_batch: 100
      max_batch_total_tokens: 100000
      max_total_tokens: 100000
      max_input_length: 100
      max_batch_prefill_tokens: 100000
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