Install and use the website stress testing tool webbench

Webbench is a famous website stress testing tool developed by Lionbridge.

Webshells can simulate up to 30 thousand concurrent connections to test the load capacity of the website.

Webbench can test the performance of different services on the same hardware and the running status of the same service on different hardware.

The standard webbench test shows two items of the server: the number of requests per second and the amount of data transmitted per second.

Webbench can not only test quasi-static pages, but also test dynamic Pages (ASP, PHP, JAVA, CGI. In addition, it supports static or dynamic performance tests for secure websites with SSL, such as e-commerce websites.

Http://home.tiscali.cz /~ Cz210552/webbench_cz.html

Http://home.tiscali.cz /~ Cz210552/distfiles/webbench-1.5.tar.gz

Applicable to Linux systems

Compile and install:

1. Use wget to download a remote webbench file in linux

Wget http://home.tiscali.cz /~ Cz210552/distfiles/webbench-1.5.tar.gz

2.tar decompress the file to be compiled

Tar zxvf webbench-1.5.tar.gz

3. Compile source code and installation files

Cd webbench-1.5

Vim Makefile (custom installation path, PREFIX? =/Opt/webbench /)

Make & make install

 

The following error is reported during CentOS installation.
Ctags *. c
/Bin/sh: ctags: command not found
Make: [tags] Error 127 (ignored)

The ctags command is missing.

Install ctags
Wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ctags/ctags-5.8.tar.gz

Cd ctags-5.8
./Configure & make install

 
PS2: the following error is reported during CentOS installation.
Ctags *. c
Install-s webbench/opt/webbench/bin
Install-m 644 webbench.1/opt/webbench/man/man1
Install: cannot create regular file '/opt/webbench/man/man1': No such file or directory
Make: *** [install] Error 1

Create/man/man1 in the/opt/webbench/installation directory.

Cd/opt/webbench/

Mkdir man

Cd man

Mkdir man1

 

Usage:

Webbench-c 500-t 30 http: // 127.0.0.1/index.html

Parameter description:-c indicates the number of concurrencies, and-t indicates the time (seconds)

 

Test results:

Webbench-Simple Web Benchmark 1.5

Copyright (c) Radim Kolar 1997-2004, GPL Open Source Software.

Benchmarking: GET http: // 127.0.0.1/index.html

500 clients, running 30 sec.

Speed = 3000 pages/min, 11614212 bytes/sec.

Requests: 1615 susceed, 0 failed

Requests per second: 3000/60 = 50 pages/sec

Data volume transmitted per second: 11614212 bytes/sec