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README.md

@@ -122,13 +122,13 @@ For more details see the <a href="https://docs.vllm.ai/en/stable/getting_started
 - `tokenizers-cache-dir`: the directory for caching tokenizers
 - `hash-seed`: seed for hash generation (if not set, is read from PYTHONHASHSEED environment variable)
 - `zmq-endpoint`: ZMQ address to publish events
-- `zmq-max-connect-attempts`: the maximum number of ZMQ connection attempts. defaults to 0. maximum: 10
+- `zmq-max-connect-attempts`: the maximum number of ZMQ connection attempts, defaults to 0, maximum: 10
 - `event-batch-size`: the maximum number of kv-cache events to be sent together, defaults to 16
-- `fake-metrics`: represents a predefined set of metrics to be sent to Prometheus as a substitute for the actual data. When specified, only these fake metrics will be reported — real metrics and fake metrics will never be reported simultaneously. The set should include values for 
+- `fake-metrics`: represents a predefined set of metrics to be sent to Prometheus as a substitute for the real metrics. When specified, only these fake metrics will be reported — real metrics and fake metrics will never be reported together. The set should include values for 
     - `running-requests`
     - `waiting-requests`
     - `kv-cache-usage`
-    - `loras` - an array containing LoRA information objects, each with `running` (a comma-separated list of active LoRAs), `waiting` (a comma-separated list of LoRAs on hold), and a `timestamp`.  
+    - `loras` - an array containing LoRA information objects, each with the fields: `running` (a comma-separated list of LoRAs in use by running requests), `waiting` (a comma-separated list of LoRAs to be used by waiting requests), and `timestamp` (seconds since Jan 1 1970, the timestamp of this metric).  
 
     Example:
       {"running-requests":10,"waiting-requests":30,"kv-cache-usage":0.4,"loras":[{"running":"lora4,lora2","waiting":"lora3","timestamp":1257894567},{"running":"lora4,lora3","waiting":"","timestamp":1257894569}]}

pkg/common/config.go

@@ -420,7 +420,7 @@ func ParseCommandParamsAndLoadConfig() (*Configuration, error) {
 	f.StringVar(&config.TokenizersCacheDir, "tokenizers-cache-dir", config.TokenizersCacheDir, "Directory for caching tokenizers")
 	f.StringVar(&config.HashSeed, "hash-seed", config.HashSeed, "Seed for hash generation (if not set, is read from PYTHONHASHSEED environment variable)")
 	f.StringVar(&config.ZMQEndpoint, "zmq-endpoint", config.ZMQEndpoint, "ZMQ address to publish events")
-	f.UintVar(&config.ZMQMaxConnectAttempts, "zmq-max-connect-attempts", config.ZMQMaxConnectAttempts, "Maximum number of times to retry ZMQ requests")
+	f.UintVar(&config.ZMQMaxConnectAttempts, "zmq-max-connect-attempts", config.ZMQMaxConnectAttempts, "Maximum number of times to try ZMQ connect")
 	f.IntVar(&config.EventBatchSize, "event-batch-size", config.EventBatchSize, "Maximum number of kv-cache events to be sent together")
 
 	// These values were manually parsed above in getParamValueFromArgs, we leave this in order to get these flags in --help
@@ -429,7 +429,7 @@ func ParseCommandParamsAndLoadConfig() (*Configuration, error) {
 	var dummyMultiString multiString
 	f.Var(&dummyMultiString, "served-model-name", "Model names exposed by the API (a list of space-separated strings)")
 	f.Var(&dummyMultiString, "lora-modules", "List of LoRA adapters (a list of space-separated JSON strings)")
-	f.Var(&dummyMultiString, "fake-metrics", "A set of metrics to send to Prometheus instead of the real data")
+	f.Var(&dummyMultiString, "fake-metrics", "A set of metrics to report to Prometheus instead of the real metrics")
 	// In order to allow empty arguments, we set a dummy NoOptDefVal for these flags
 	f.Lookup("served-model-name").NoOptDefVal = dummy
 	f.Lookup("lora-modules").NoOptDefVal = dummy