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add filestore fix for multi-learn node augsta checkpointing

Open saurabh111233212 opened this issue 1 month ago • 1 comments

[!NOTE] Ensure checkpoint_state_dir is rewritten under /filestore when gs_bucket_path is set and the path isn’t already in filestore.

  • Checkpointing:
    • When gs_bucket_path is provided (and gs_checkpoint_state_dir unset), rewrite checkpoint_state_dir to /filestore/... if it doesn't already start with /filestore, before GCS download/calibration.

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saurabh111233212 avatar Nov 16 '25 07:11 saurabh111233212

Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a critical fix to how checkpoint directories are constructed, specifically for multi-learn node setups. It ensures that all checkpoint paths are correctly routed to the /filestore system by programmatically adding the prefix if it's missing. This change is vital for maintaining data integrity and proper recovery mechanisms during distributed training, preventing potential failures related to incorrect storage locations.

Highlights

  • Checkpoint Path Correction: Introduced a conditional check to ensure that the checkpoint_state_dir is always prefixed with /filestore if it isn't already, addressing potential issues with checkpoint storage paths.
  • Multi-Node Checkpointing Reliability: This fix specifically targets improving the reliability of checkpointing in multi-learn node environments, ensuring consistent storage paths for 'augusta' checkpoints.
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