1. Load Test a Euphoria-Served Web Site?

How would I go about load-testing an Euphoria-served web site without requiring
a lot of users? I want to see how it would handle, say, hundreds of requests
in a minute (or second?), without actually having to have hundreds of users
logged on at the same time. One guess is to have a program hit the page(s) with
multiple threads, or even multiple programs hitting it multiple times every
X seconds. What do y'all think?

(If you'd be interested in being a beta-tester for my website, it is a
prayer-oriented site for Christians. Send me an email and I'll give you the
URL.)

-=ck
"Programming in a state of EUPHORIA."
http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/

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2. Re: Load Test a Euphoria-Served Web Site?

My idea,

write a batch file with something like this:

:a
wget http://yoururl -O NUL
goto a

and run several sessions of the batch file.

First you need to get wget for windows if you run it in windows.


c> posted by: cklester <cklester at yahoo.com>

c> How would I go about load-testing an Euphoria-served web site without
requiring
c> a lot of users? I want to see how it would handle, say, hundreds of requests
c> in a minute (or second?), without actually having to have hundreds of users
c> logged on at the same time. One guess is to have a program hit the page(s)
with
c> multiple threads, or even multiple programs hitting it multiple times every
c> X seconds. What do y'all think?

c> (If you'd be interested in being a beta-tester for my website, it is a
c> prayer-oriented site for Christians. Send me an email and I'll give you the
c> URL.)

c> -=ck
c> "Programming in a state of EUPHORIA."
c> http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/

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