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Anyscale revamps Ray Data shuffle engine for improved speed and stability

Anyscale has introduced Shuffle V2 for its Ray Data framework, a significant redesign of its shuffle engine. This new version addresses limitations in the previous Shuffle V1 by materializing shuffle intermediates in the object store instead of accumulating them in long-lived aggregator actors. This change enhances stability, allowing data to spill to disk when memory is full, and improves scalability by enabling the engine to run more tasks concurrently. Additionally, Shuffle V2 introduces optimizations such as vectorized aggregation and fusion across the shuffle boundary for greater efficiency. AI

IMPACT Enhances data processing capabilities for AI/ML pipelines, potentially speeding up training and inference.

RANK_REASON Update to an existing data processing framework component.

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Anyscale revamps Ray Data shuffle engine for improved speed and stability

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  1. Anyscale blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Shuffle V2 in Ray Data: Faster, Fault-Tolerant Joins and Aggregations

    Ray Data's Shuffle V2 redesigns the shuffle engine using object store intermediates instead of actor heaps, enabling spillable state, lineage recovery, and up to 53x faster groupby and join at scale.