Test Rodan with King Ghidorah to see if it's still slow

King Ghidora, by Alex @deepio (https://github.com/DDMAL/KingGhidorah) is a python package that allows you to automate creating resources, making jobs, changing settings, and running noninteractive workflows. I would like someone to test a few tasks (running several copies of the same task at once) using Ghidora:

- [ ] Changing Ports / Settings / Creating Jobs
- [ ] Uploading large files as resources
- [ ] Uploading many small files as resources
- [ ] Renaming resources
- [ ] Running many "cheap" jobs at once
- [ ] Training a small layer-separation model

Benchmark these tasks (as many as are possible in KingGhidora), and compare to how long it takes in rodan-client. If the number of requests made to the Rodan API is excessive, and if it takes less time than it does using rodan-client. We have come to suspect that rodan-client uses so many API calls that it is causing the nginx container to start buffering requests, causing a slowdown when using the client, and that the slowdowns reported elsewhere (e.g., https://github.com/DDMAL/Rodan/issues/812 ) are not related to memory or compute limitations.