⚡️ Speed up function can_org_access_model by 165%
#445
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📄 165% (1.65x) speedup for
can_org_access_modelinlitellm/proxy/auth/auth_checks.py⏱️ Runtime :
2.23 milliseconds→843 microseconds(best of9runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 165% speedup through three key optimizations targeting redundant work and exception handling inefficiencies:
1. Early-exit optimization for model lists: The original code would recursively validate each model in a list and always return
Trueif all passed. The optimized version uses a try-catch pattern to returnTrueimmediately upon finding the first allowed model, avoiding unnecessary validation of remaining models in the list.2. Duplicate model elimination: Added a
set()to track already-checked models, preventing redundant calls to_check_model_access_helper()when aliases resolve to the same underlying model. This is particularly effective since the line profiler shows_check_model_access_helper()consuming 98%+ of execution time.3. Smarter alias resolution: Uses
litellm.model_alias_map.get(model)instead ofmodel in litellm.model_alias_mapfollowed by dictionary access, reducing lookups. Also adds checks to ensure aliases differ from the original model before adding them to the potential models list.Performance impact analysis: The test results show this optimization is most effective for:
Context relevance: Based on the function reference showing
can_org_access_model()being called in a loop during team organization validation, this optimization significantly reduces overhead when validating teams with multiple models against organization permissions - a common administrative operation that benefits greatly from the early-exit and deduplication improvements.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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