Load testing is crucial for ensuring that Large Language Models (LLMs) can handle expected production traffic and remain performant.Traditional load testing tools like Locust may not provide accurate metrics for LLMs due to their unique characteristics.Token-based metrics, rather than requests per second, are more suitable for measuring LLM performance.Important LLM-specific metrics include Time to First Token and Total Output Tokens Per Second.LLMPerf, built on Ray, facilitates distributed load testing to simulate production-level traffic for LLMs.Parameters in LLMPerf like input/output token length, concurrent requests, and test duration are crucial for load testing LLMs.LLMPerf can be applied to Amazon Bedrock using LiteLLM API format for benchmarking different LLM models.Configuring LLMPerf with specific values allows for testing LLMs hosted on platforms like Bedrock with Amazon SageMaker.Post-testing, parsing the output files using tools like pandas provides detailed performance metrics of LLMs.Load testing with LLMPerf helps in selecting the right model and deployment stack for optimal LLM performance in production.The article focuses on the importance of load testing LLMs and provides guidance on using LLMPerf for evaluating LLM performance.