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Charge is an LDAP load testing program. It can be easily modified to test other protocols.

Control Plane is a benchmark for telecom application environments. It's implementation uses two major software packages: OpenSER and IMS Bench SIPp to compare performance of distinct systems.

DDS Touchstone is a scenario-driven Open Source benchmarking framework for evaluating the performance of OMG DDS compliant implementations. For learning quickly how to use DDS Touchstone please visit http://www.youtube.com/user/OpenSpliceTube

The DTraceToolkit is a collection of over 200 useful documented scripts for analysis of system and process behaviour. It allows in-depth inspection without disturbance of the system.

The dynarr package is a collection of simple and easy to use functions for dynamic arrays in a shared library written in C with C++ compatibility for use in linux platforms. It comes with an efficiency tester.

Utility for quick performance testing of main system components: disks, CPU and memory. Initially was designed to detect problems in virtual environment. Windows only (XP/2003 and later).

It's a simple program designed for testing performance of filesystems in basic I/O and file operations.

The Flexible Filesystem Benchmark (FFSB) is a cross-platform filesystem performance measurement tool. It uses customizable profiles to measure of different workloads, and it supports multiple groups of threads across multiple filesystems.

GL O.B.S. is based around a PyGTK interface that launches OpenGL programs feeding them with a common CLI options set which will affect their behaviour, then receives back their statistical output. Benchmarks are easy to create and add.

GliBench SMP is an SMP enabled benchmark for testing you computers performance. It is a rewrite of my tool CliBench which is quite known in the Windows world. It is based on GTK/Gnome which should make it simple to port to other OS.

High Performance Computing test

This project is to develop a versatile benchmark for High Performance Computing (HPC) network environments, currently the Linux-based Beowulf systems. The goal is to examine the TCP/UPD/MPI communications and their impact to system kernel.

IO-MAX (IO Marking And eXamination) is a linux-kernel module for analyzing file I/O. IO-MAX analyzes I/O pattern in linux VFS layer. Therefore, user can examine read counts, read time, write counts and write time of designated processes.

Ichnaea is a set of tools that aid in collecting and tracking parameters and timings for parallel applications. The Performance Modelling Timing Module, PMTM, is a library that wraps system timing calls to abstract these from code developers and aid portability. It also has functionality to store parameters and print those, along with the timing information to a comma separated variable file. The Performance Modelling Analysis Tool, PMAT, is coming soon. This is able to read in and store the outputs from PMTM and produce some graphs based on user-defined criteria. Documentation found in the Wiki. As of March 2015, main development has been switched to the UK Mini-Application Consortium Github page. Work on PMTM from the unreleased version 2.6.0 can be found here: https://github.com/UK-MAC/PMTM Work on PMAT version 3 will be commencing shortly here: https://github.com/UK-MAC/PMAT Tarballs of releases will continue to be available here.

JSysmon is a Java library providing access to system information like CPU or Memory usage on various platforms using native calls. It can be used to build cross-platform monitors in your applications.

JetBench: An Open Source Real-time Multiprocessor Benchmark. The application is designed to be platform independent by avoiding target specific libraries and hardware counters and timers. Another useful extension to JetBench is done by Haitao Mei under the supervision of Prof. Andy Wellings. The author has resolved many issues in the original code. I would suggest all to please have a look at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mpbenchmark/

Simple tool to parse the contents of /proc or /sys entries and graph their values. An oscillosope for software types. Intended for developers, admins or the curious to understand the performance and behaviour of their systems.

LEAST is the Lightweight Engine for Application StressTests It provides a framework for stresstest-modules, being able to start and stop these modules according to severeal patterns. After the stresstests being finished, it's able to analyse the lo

The LTE Uplink Receiver PHY benchmark is a realistic implementation of the baseband processing for an LTE mobile base station. The benchmark implements the processing required by the base station in an uplink. For more information either download the benchmark and read the included documentation or read the ISPASS 2012 publication "An LTE Uplink Receiver PHY Benchmark and Subframe-Based Power Management" that can be downloaded from http://www.sjalander.com/research/pdf/sjalander-ispass2012.pdf.

Project LX is the codename for HWLogic.com’s upcoming open source system benchmark. Project LX will be a highly compatible benchmark suite which will allow users to benchmark nearly every aspect of their system.

Portable benchmarking tool to measure so called idle main memory access latency of the computer. IOW this tiny thing tests how long it takes for your processor (CPU) to get the data not being cached in CPU\'s caches.

Likwid is a simple to install and use toolsuite of command line applications and a library for performance oriented programmers. It works for Intel, AMD, ARMv8 and POWER9 processors on the Linux operating system. There is additional support for Nvidia and AMD GPUs. There is support for ARMv7 and POWER8/9 but there is currently no test machine in our hands to test them properly.

Project aims to simplify Linux kernel analysis and development. Primary audience to the result of project will be (under)graduate students attending "Operating system" courses. It is our intention to make advances with every generation of students.

Linux kernel preemption patch,and associated scheduling latency performance measurement tools.

MPAC is an extensible, specification-based, and user-friendly benchmarking infrastructure, to target the performance characterization of multi-core systems. Please use following citation to cite the MPAC project: M. H. Jamal, G. Mustafa, A. Waheed, and W. Mahmood, “An extensible infrastructure for benchmarking multi-core processors based systems,” in Proceedings of the 12th international conference on Symposium on Performance Evaluation of Computer & Telecommunication Systems, Istanbul, Turkey, 2009, pp. 13-20.