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wrk is pretty awesome for non-distributed testing. It supports lua scripting so it actually can be used to do tests that bust caches or run other custom logic.
by shanemhansen 10y ago
wrk is pretty awesome for non-distributed testing. It supports lua scripting so it actually can be used to do tests that bust caches or run other custom logic.
If you need a more sophisticated product, I've used jmeter before. It is distributed, supports all kinds of protocols, scenarios, etc. If you want to stress test a checkout flow it can be good. It's kind of an ugly mess though.
- jdcarter 10y agowrk is capable of generating a lot more load than other tools I've tested (e.g. ApacheBench). If your web server can handle a ton of requests/sec, wrk is the only thing I've found which can push your server hard. Highly recommended. Link: https://github.com/wg/wrk https://github.com/wg/wrk