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Title: [Feature] Implement Distributed Execution with Message Queues
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Currently, the AI Council Orchestrator runs primarily as a monolithic execution pipeline. To scale this for high-throughput, enterprise-level workloads, we need to transition the model execution and task processing into a Distributed Execution architecture.
This will involve breaking down the execution layer into worker nodes that can pull sub-tasks from a message broker, process them in parallel across different servers, and return the results for final synthesis.
Objectives & Acceptance Criteria
- Message Queue Design: Design and implement a distributed architecture integrating a robust message broker (e.g., RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, or Redis Pub/Sub).
- Worker Nodes: Implement dedicated worker nodes responsible for parallel model execution that listen to specific task queues.
- Load Balancing: Add intelligent load balancing to distribute heavy inference tasks evenly across available workers.
- Distributed Resilience: Implement distributed circuit breakers to prevent systemic failures when specific AI APIs experience downtime or high latency.
- Distributed Tracing: Add distributed tracing (e.g., OpenTelemetry) to track requests as they move through the broker and worker nodes.
- Deployment Configs: Create boilerplate deployment configurations (Docker Compose, basic Kubernetes manifests) for standing up the distributed system.
Implementation Hints
- Start by creating an architecture proposal diagram.
- Ensure the
OrchestrationLayercan seamlessly publish tasks to the broker and asynchronously wait for the synthesis results. - OpenTelemetry is highly recommended for tracing the lifecycle of a distributed orchestrator request.
Skills Required
- Python (Asyncio)
- Distributed Systems Architecture
- Message Brokers (RabbitMQ/Kafka)
- Docker/Microservices
Constraints (Important for OSCG)
- This is a significant architectural expansion. Please provide a system design document in the comments for maintainer approval before starting development.
- Ensure that the single-node (current) execution method remains available as a configuration option for local development.
Difficulty: 🔴 Hard / Advanced
Estimated Time: 25-35 hours
Labels: enhancement, hard, OSCG, distributed-systems, architecture
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