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    SoaBox
    SoaBox lets you create a virtual version of your SOA environment. Clients (WS-Webservices,RESTful, JMS, HTTP, FTP, Filesystem, POJOs/Custom Code), servers (HTTP/Endpoints) and data (XML, SOAP, CSV, etc). It's written in Java and runs with JBoss 5.x and 6.x
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    VPN Load Tester

    A tool to perform load testing on IPFire's OpenVPN server

    VPN Load Tester is a tool to perform load testing on IPFire's OpenVPN server. By using KVM and Libvirt in a CentOS 6 server, it is able to create a large number of virtual VPN clients and connect those client machines to the VPN server at the same time. It is able to control all VPN clients to perform the same tasks on the VPN server. For example, it is able to control all VPN clients to send network traffic to the VPN server at the same time.
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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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