Increase latency overhead in stealing cost calculation #5390
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fwiw, I don't even consider it worth it to measure this properly. We are working with so many estimations in the stealing code that an accurate measurement of this offset is not worth it imho |
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Frankly 0.1s doesn't even seem that conservative to me. |
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In my latest dive into stealing code I investigated some of the logs and saw a lot of ridiculous steal requests. Task durations of ~10ms and occupancy differences between thief and victim of ~100ms.
Not only do we not care for such a difference but the act of stealing is guaranteed to be more expensive than letting things be.
Stealing requires at least three network bounces (steal-request, steal-confirm, compute-task) which includes code serialization if successful. It almost impossible to do this in the currently hard coded 1ms. The 100ms I propose are likely too conservative but I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing for stealing. I don't have time for large scale tests but am very confident that this should by much higher than it is right now. Thoughts, concerns?
cc @gjoseph92 @crusaderky