add random concurrent workload template for inference-perf#635
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Profiles prefixed with sanity_ tend to be small benchmarks that run quickly (sanity checks, used for tests and CI). Drop the prefix, then it looks good to me.
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Signed-off-by: Xia Hua <huaxi@google.com>
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SG, rename it to |
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introduces a new inference-perf workload profile for sanity testing with concurrent users.
The sanity_random_concurrent profile is designed to test the stability and performance of the llm-d stack under increasing load. It consists of 4 stages, starting with 1 concurrent user and scaling up to 8.