About
This is a hackable python based HTTP/HTTPS benchmarking tool. It supports traffic proxying for both HTTP and HTTPS, thus also can be used to test performance of proxy servers.
It is implemented with asyncio and runs on Python >= 3.5. You can optionally use uvloop for better performance.
Usage
pip3 install httpmeter
Synopsis:
httpmeter [options] URL
Options:
-h Display usage information.
-c, --concurrency <N>
How many requests should be executed in parallel.
-n, requests <N>
How many requests to make in total.
-H, --header <custom-header>
Additional headers to send with every request. Multiple entries
allowed. E.g.
--header "Connection: close" --header "User-Agent: benchmark"
-X, --proxy <http://user:pass@proxy:port>
Proxy address. E.g. http://user1:pass123@localhost:8080
--uvloop
Use uvloop to increase networking performance.
-p N, --process-count N
Use N processes to distribute requests over separate CPU cores.
By default uses the same number of processes as there are CPU
cores.
Other Tools
Development
Get dependencies:
$ virtualenv --python3 pyenv $ pyenv/bin/pip install -r requirements/prod.txt
Run the benchmark:
$ pyenv/bin/python -m httpmeter -c 100 -n 500 \
-X http://username:password@1.2.3.4:8080 http://target.com
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