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There are currently up and down triggers for models. But if Inferoxy is used in the scenario of hosting a signle model it isn't needed to release this model - it should run without interruptions in order to get rid of the "cold start" effect. Otherwise, we wait 10 seconds for a model to start even if a very simple model is used.

There's a need to send multiple images per request item, for example, when we are running a model for image retrieval task which accepts images of a product from different angles of view. The amount of images of the product is arbitrary. So, it looks like we can make a request object with a list of tensors of different sizes

I have a problem with very slow requests processing.

Ten parallel (or sequential) requests with only one image as input are processing for ±8 minutes, while one single (first) request takes ±10 seconds to complete.

In the logs it seems like inferoxy waits for something before process the image.

There is a log:
log.log

The image:

The model can be dowloaded from docker hub:
docker pull smthngslv/clip_vit-b32_no_proj:latest

Code, image, log.
Archive.zip

Also, does the setting exists , that allow to do not shutdown the container between requests (I mean, run sequential requests on the same container)?

It would be helpful to have a Helm chart that automatically performs steps described in this tutorial.

Expected behavior

Pass a video to Inferoxy processing. It processed using some model and returns in the same way that was sent.

Examples:
Input: https://api.dev.visionhub.ru/public_media/66218c4f-7b14-45b0-8669-370dee03ffa6
output: https://api.dev.visionhub.ru/public_media/1eb3f365-00d7-4b66-a134-0d3b952eb89c

Current behavior

There is frame dropping.

We can not guarantee an order, because of retriable errors. For example, we have three batches that are passed to Inferoxy in order.

3 -> 2 -> 1 -> inferoxy

The first batch processed. When the second batch start processing model failed because processing instance is disappeared.
We put the second batch at the end of the queue.

2 -> 3 -> 1 -> inferoxy

Possible solution

Again we don't guarantee order, but users can send an index of the input in parameters and sort output on their side(

Steps to reproduce

1. Read video in frames
2. Send frames in order to Inferoxy
3. Receive results from Inferoxy
4. Build a video
5. Compare input and output video and see frame dropping and unordering

Let's imagine the case when we have a stateful model consisting 2 Gb of GPU memory while processing an RTSP stream. If we have a GPU with 16 Gb of memory then theoretically we can run up to 8 copies of such models. This would be currently possible with stateless models but usually RTSP streams are processed by people trackers or similar which are stateful. The issue was first mentioned by @tz3 who designes the system where 8 RSTP streams are processed in parallel.

Even a simple REST API request to CPU model has been slowly processed (10 seconds). The reason is probably in latency since computation overhead is minimal. Needed to profile netwok during simple requests

In the documentation:

Down triggers (↓):
time of last use for source_id > T_max - in this case either model release or instance stopping happens depending on whether there are incoming requests to this model

But now in code:

            if (
                time.time() - model_instance.sender.get_time_of_last_sent_batch()
                > self.config.load_analyzer.stateful_checker.keep_model
            ):
                triggers += [self.make_decrease_trigger(model_instance=model_instance)]

There is no check for incoming request, just deletion procedure.

Add github action that will automatically create release.

The following links may be useful:
https://github.com/thomaseizinger/github-action-gitflow-release-workflow
https://blog.eizinger.io/12274/using-github-actions-and-gitflow-to-automate-your-release-process