network-api/proto/orchestrator.proto

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// Copyright (c) 2024 Nexus. All rights reserved.
//
// If you use this protocol to communicate with Nexus's servers,
// you must agree to the Terms of Service: https://nexus.xyz/tos
syntax = "proto3";
package nexus.orchestrator;
service Orchestrator {
// Request a proof for a program.
rpc RequestProof(ProofRequest) returns (ProofResponse) {}
// Compile a Rust program to an ELF binary for use by clients that don't
// support compiling programs themselves.
rpc Compile(CompileRequest) returns (CompileResponse) {}
// Register a supply node with the network of compute governed by the
// orchestrator.
rpc AddProver(stream ProverRequest) returns (stream ProverResponse) {}
}
message ProofRequest {
CompiledProgram program = 1;
VMProgramInput input = 2;
// Step of the trace to start the proof, inclusive.
//
// If missing, proving starts at the beginning of the trace.
optional int32 step_to_start = 3;
// Number of steps for this proof request.
//
// If zero, proving is skipped. If missing, all steps are proved.
optional int32 steps_to_prove = 4;
}
message ProofResponse {
Proof proof = 1;
}
// A message that always represents a program runnable on the Nexus VM.
message CompiledProgram {
oneof program {
// ELF binary containing a program to be proved, expressed in the RV32I ISA.
bytes rv32i_elf_bytes = 1;
}
}
message VMProgramInput {
oneof input {
// Input expressed as raw bytes to be read as-is off of the input tape.
bytes raw_bytes = 1;
}
}
message Proof {
oneof proof {
bytes nova_bytes = 1;
}
}
message ProgramSource {
// The source code to be compiled. There will be a variety of languages and
// ways to express everything a program needs for compilation (dependencies,
// multiple files, etc.) as our scope expands.
oneof source {
// Option to use when the program in question can be expressed as a single
// rust file (i.e., a program written in the playground).
string rust_single_file = 1;
}
}
message CompileRequest {
ProgramSource source = 1;
}
message CompileResponse {
CompiledProgram program = 1;
}
message Progress {
// Completion status expressed as a number between zero and one,
// inclusive.
float completed_fraction = 1;
// The total size of the execution trace in steps.
int32 steps_in_trace = 2;
// The number of steps of the execution trace to be proven.
int32 steps_to_prove = 3;
// The number of steps proven so far.
int32 steps_proven = 4;
}
// Streamed messages sent to the orchestrator to keep it updated with the
// prover's status.
message ProverRequest {
oneof contents {
// Details about this supply node for use by the orchestrator.
ProverRequestRegistration registration = 1;
// A completed proof.
Proof proof = 2;
// Periodic progress update for the current proof.
Progress progress = 3;
// Periodic liveness indicator when no proof is being computed.
Heartbeat heartbeat = 4;
}
}
enum ProverType {
// Experimental new prover types should leave the prover type unspecified.
PROVER_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED = 0;
// The default prover type, used for volunteered compute resources.
PROVER_TYPE_VOLUNTEER = 1;
// Provers running on public continuous integration.
// May restrict the types of programs that can be assigned.
PROVER_TYPE_CI = 2;
}
// Metadata that helps the orchestrator schedule work to the requesting compute
// supplier.
message ProverRequestRegistration {
// What type of prover this is.
ProverType prover_type = 1;
// A unique identifier for this prover, generated by the prover.
//
// Distict provers must not share an identifier; do not use a constant value.
string prover_id = 2;
// The number of proof cycles that this prover expects to compute
// over the course of one second. Proof cycles are proof steps times k.
optional double estimated_proof_cycles_hertz = 3;
}
message ProverResponse {
// Forward the literal request for now
ProofRequest to_prove = 1;
}
message Heartbeat {
}