Hello,
i support some moodle systems for my university for some weeks now.
We're looking for a tool which imitates f.e. 100 users using a course at the same time and gives perofmance data of the server.
I hope you now what i mean, if please tell me if there already exists something like this or give me ideas for develloping.
Thanks Stefan
Germany
When we were running our load testing we used JMeter from Apache - its free and we simulated 600 user loads quite happily - not particularly fast response times at that point, but at least we proved that the system could actually handle the load.
There more info at the apache site - http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/
Simon
There more info at the apache site - http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/
Simon
Hi Stefan,
I send you a paper publish in EDEN 2008, with the report of our performance tests.
We used Webstress Tool, and dstat.
Regards,
José Coelho
thanks for all your advices
just read a bit through it and saw that there is probably not "the" solution, but i'm sure i'll find one that matches to my problems.
Thanks
just read a bit through it and saw that there is probably not "the" solution, but i'm sure i'll find one that matches to my problems.
Thanks
Hello, it's me again,
an other problem but not that different to open a new topic.
i found a nice stress tool called siege http://www.joedog.org/JoeDog/Siege
it sends http requests to different sites i tell the program.
The problem is that i dunno where to send the login data to.
I tried "/moodle/login/index.php POST username=user&password=secret"
it's the correct syntax for the program, but doesnt seem to work, cause when i try to get to courses after i get a http 303, so i think the site wants to redirect to the login page.
Havent i read the login.php the right way?
Please tell me my mistakes.
Have a nice day
Stefan
an other problem but not that different to open a new topic.
i found a nice stress tool called siege http://www.joedog.org/JoeDog/Siege
it sends http requests to different sites i tell the program.
The problem is that i dunno where to send the login data to.
I tried "/moodle/login/index.php POST username=user&password=secret"
it's the correct syntax for the program, but doesnt seem to work, cause when i try to get to courses after i get a http 303, so i think the site wants to redirect to the login page.
Havent i read the login.php the right way?
Please tell me my mistakes.
Have a nice day
Stefan
I think after the successful login, it wants to redirect you back to the site home page.
I meant an other GET Request after the login, so i send the login (probably false) and after a request to a course or another page where you need to be logged in and there i get the 303.
Hope its better for understanding now
Hope its better for understanding now
Does nobody know the http POST Request for the login?
(sry for doublepost)
(sry for doublepost)