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hammer is a Http load testing tool for Unix/Linux platforms. hammer reads scripts of XML that describe the load tests. hammer is implemented in C++ using Xerces-C and Commoncpp2.
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This is a HTTP traffic generator for load testing web applications. It is very simple and fast and can simulate client activity on multiple servers at the same time. Supports almost all http methods such as GET, POST, HEAD
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Web application load testing tool written in Java. Uses a central console to manage remote simulations allowing for a large number of virtual users. Can test fullblown web applications requiring cookies and complex querystring and formdata.
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The jload framework enables developers to create repeatable load test cases. The framework will then execute these cases and generate reports and graphs showing the execution times and characteristics.
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LogiTest is a suite of applications to aid in the testing of web sites and web based applications. Applications in the suite include: LogiTest for functional and regression testing, LogiMonitor for real-time monitoring, and LogiLoad for load testing.
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Performance and load testing framework. We aim to create a testing tool for web applications that can simulate large numbers of concurrent users without mucking around with threads, and thus allow us to perform rate-based testing.
