[erlang-questions] tcp server benchmark

[Alan Evans]

By coincidence I have just completed building an Erlang/OTP  tsung
based load tester on an Amazon EC2 cloud server.
It is a general purpose load tester that can be adapted to suit
different IP protocols, I even have a working SCTP module!
I am currently using this to load test a client's server, also within
the Amazon cloud but there's no reason why it can't be used over the
internet. I don't have any numbers yet as it's still a bit early but
If anyone is interested in trying out 'Load Testing as a Service' then
drop me an email.

cheers
AlanE

On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 9:19 AM, eigenfunction <emeka_1978@REDACTED> wrote:
> There has been a lot of mails recently about benchmarking stuff. Now i
> am faced with the task of benchmarking a tcp server so i am curious.
> Is there any simple way out there to benchmark an erlang tcp server
> without having to hack some linux script? I was expecting it to be a
> simple task but after i started writing the client, i had to stop a
> think first about what exactly i want to measure. single client
> sending 1000 messages vs 1000 clients sending 1 messages vs multicore
> vs single core and it is getting more and more complicated as i think
> about it. How do you guys go about it?
> Thanks.
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