tsung free online tool

Written in Erlang, Tsung is developed to simulate high workloads to test the scalability and performance of multiple protocols, including HTTP, SOAP, MySQL, and XMPP.

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Description of tsung

Usage: tsung <options> start|stop|debug|status|view
Options:
-f <file>     set configuration file (default is ~/.tsung/tsung.xml)
(use - for standard input)
-l <logdir>   set log directory where YYYYMMDD-HHMM dirs are created (default is ~/.tsung/log/)
-i <id>       set controller id (default is empty)
-r <command>  set remote connector (default is ssh)
-s            enable erlang smp on client nodes
-p <max>      set maximum erlang processes per vm (default is 250000)
-X <dir>      add additional erlang load paths (multiple -X arguments allowed)
-m <file>     write monitoring output on this file (default is tsung.log)
(use - for standard output)
-F            use long names (FQDN) for erlang nodes
-I <ip>       use IP (FQDN) for erlang nodes; you can assign local bind available IP (not assigned; default is the host's name)
-L <lifetime> SSL session lifetime (600sec by default)
-w <delay>    warmup delay (default is 1 sec)
-n            disable web GUI (started by default on port 8091)
-k            keep web GUI (and controller) alive after the test has finished
-v            print version information and exit
-6            use IPv6 for Tsung internal communications
-x <tags>     list of requests tag to be excluded from the run (separated by comma)
-t <min>      erlang inet listening TCP port min (default: 64000)
-T <max>      erlang inet listening TCP port max (default: 65500)
-h            display this help and exit

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