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HammerDB
HammerDB Database Load Testing and Benchmarking Tool
HammerDB is a leading benchmarking and load testing tool for relational databases like PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server, and MySQL. It implements industry-standard workloads such as TPC-C and TPC-H to simulate real-world transactional and analytical database performance. HammerDB is widely used by DBAs and performance engineers to evaluate hardware, configurations, and scaling. -
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pgsync
Postgres to Elasticsearch/OpenSearch sync
pgsync is a lightweight tool for syncing Postgres databases across environments, such as from production to staging. It allows selective table syncing, data masking, and parallel copying for fast and safe data migration. pgsync is ideal for developers who need realistic test data without exposing sensitive information. -
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Evil Seed
A Gem for creating partial anonymized dumps of your database
Evil Seed is a Ruby tool for seeding databases with realistic, localized, and structured test data. It integrates with Rails and uses Faker, but allows more advanced customization like data relationships and repeatable sequences. It’s ideal for developers who need high-quality sample data for testing or demos. -
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Noisia
Harmful workload generator for PostgreSQL
noisia is a PostgreSQL workload generator designed for testing and benchmarking query performance. It simulates real-world SQL traffic by replaying or generating workloads based on defined query profiles. noisia is useful for stress testing databases, tuning configurations, and validating changes in performance-sensitive environments. -
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XML Editor/Validator/Designer with CAMV
CAM XML Editor for XML+JSON+Hibernate+SQL Open-XDX sponsored by Oracle
The CAM editor is the leading open source XML Editor/Validation/Schema toolset for rapidly building / deploying XML /JSON /Hibernate /SQL data /Forms applications. Visual WYSIWYG data design, rule entry wizards + drag & drop dictionary components. Will import, analyze / refactor from XML Schema / JSON. Oracle is a proud enterprise sponsor; with NIEM.gov support. Do SQL data import/map+ Open Data API delivery+ Hibernate JPA + UI Forms/Pencil Makes XSD schema (default, flatten, NIEM, &... -
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SimpleLoadGenerator
Generate predefined SQL load on a database
SimpleLoadGenerator allows you to generate load on a database by executing predefined SQLs from a file. This is perfect for e.g. re-executing captured SQL statements from a SQL log on a production database which provides more realistic testing compared to synthetic load generating tools. -
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...In this project, we collect multiple datasets for a MiBench benchmark (free, commercially representative embedded benchmark suite) to create the conditions for a more realistic benchmarking of different computing systems.
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gen_names populates customer/invoice tables with random (but realistic looking) data. The data has been gathered from various sources including census and local council web sites. It is supposed to be used to road test various DBMS solutions.
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