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Depends on needs and familiarity. I used Bash and Curl, then PHP, then settled on Jmeter for a tricky bug due to a memory leak from a race under load. All three
by paulryanrogers 3y ago
Depends on needs and familiarity. I used Bash and Curl, then PHP, then settled on Jmeter for a tricky bug due to a memory leak from a race under load. All three could reproduce the problem. Jmeter had quite a learning curve, and preparing data for it was a pain. Ultimately though it was more reliable, can do distributed testing, and has lots of nice built in features and analytics.