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TensorRT Custom Plugin Example

Introduction

This is a quick and self-contained TensorRT example. It demonstrates how to build a TensorRT custom plugin and how to use it in a TensorRT engine without complicated dependencies and too much abstraction.

The ONNX model we created is a simple identity neural network that consists of three Conv nodes whose weights and attributes are orchestrated so that the convolution operation is a simple identity operation. The second Conv node in the ONNX is replaced with a ONNX custom node IdentityConv that is not defined in the ONNX operator set. The TensorRT custom plugin is implemented to perform the IdentityConv operation using CUDA memory copy in the TensorRT engine.

Usages

Build Docker Images

To build the custom Docker image, please run the following command.

$ docker build -f docker/tensorrt.Dockerfile --no-cache --tag=tensorrt:24.05 .

Run Docker Container

To run the custom Docker container, please run the following command.

$ docker run -it --rm --gpus device=0 -v $(pwd):/mnt tensorrt:24.05

Build Application

To build the application, please run the following command.

$ cmake -B build
$ cmake --build build --config Release --parallel

Under the build/src/plugins directory, the custom plugin library will be saved as libidentity_conv_iplugin_v2_io_ext.so for IPluginV2Ext and libidentity_conv_iplugin_v3.so for IPluginV3, respectively. The IPluginV2Ext plugin interface has been deprecated since TensorRT 10.0.0 and will be removed in the future. The IPluginV3 plugin interface is the only recommended interface for custom plugin development.

Under the build/src/apps directory, the engine builder will be saved as build_engine, and the engine runner will be saved as run_engine.

Build ONNX Model

To build the ONNX model, please run the following command.

$ python scripts/create_identity_neural_network.py

The ONNX model will be saved as identity_neural_network.onnx under the data directory.

Export ONNX Model

Alternatively, the ONNX model can be exported from a PyTorch model.

To export an ONNX model with ONNX Opset 15 or above, please run the following command.

$ python scripts/export_identity_neural_network_new_opset.py

To export an ONNX model with ONNX Opset 14 or below, please run the following command.

$ python scripts/export_identity_neural_network_old_opset.py

The ONNX model will be saved as identity_neural_network.onnx under the data directory.

Build TensorRT Engine

To build the TensorRT engine from the ONNX model, please run the following command.

Build Engine with IPluginV2IOExt

$ ./build/src/apps/build_engine data/identity_neural_network.onnx build/src/plugins/IdentityConvIPluginV2IOExt/libidentity_conv_iplugin_v2_io_ext.so data/identity_neural_network_iplugin_v2_io_ext.engine

Build Engine with IPluginV3

$ ./build/src/apps/build_engine data/identity_neural_network.onnx build/src/plugins/IdentityConvIPluginV3/libidentity_conv_iplugin_v3.so data/identity_neural_network_iplugin_v3.engine

Run TensorRT Engine

To run the TensorRT engine, please run the following command.

Run Engine with IPluginV2IOExt

$ ./build/src/apps/run_engine build/src/plugins/IdentityConvIPluginV2IOExt/libidentity_conv_iplugin_v2_io_ext.so data/identity_neural_network_iplugin_v2_io_ext.engine

Run Engine with IPluginV3

$ ./build/src/apps/run_engine build/src/plugins/IdentityConvIPluginV3/libidentity_conv_iplugin_v3.so data/identity_neural_network_iplugin_v3.engine

If the custom plugin implementation and integration are correct, the output of the TensorRT engine should be the same as the input.

References