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Open Source Tool Box for Performance Testing and Monitoring
Submitted by cgoldberg on Sat, 22/04/2006 - 19:18. Open Source | performance testing
I am software engineer specializing in performance, automated testing, and tool development. I am also a Free and Open Source software advocate. I use a variety of open source tools to get my job done.
The following is a list of what is currently in my "tool box" for performance testing and monitoring. I use these tools daily and highly reccomend all of them:
OpenSTA (
www.opensta.org)
Load generator for HTTP performance/load/stress testing.
Programming Language: Written in C++/MFC. Scripts are written for it using proprietary scripting language (SCL).
JMeter (jakarta.apache.org/jmeter)
Load generator for HTTP performance/load/stress testing.
Programming Language: Java/Swing
MRTG (
www.mrtg.org)
System Monitoring (server/network utilization and transaction response timing)
Programming Language: Written in Perl. Plugins are written for it using any language.
RRDTool (
www.rrdtool.org)
Data logging and graphing application.
Programming Language: C
Drraw (web.taranis.org/drraw)
Web front-end for viewing RRD data (system monitoring)
Programming Language: Perl/CGI with embedded HTML
WebInject (
www.webinject.org)
Web/HTTP function/regression testing and performance monitoring.
Programming Language: Perl
PyMeter (coming soon to openqa.org)
Agentless system monitoring (server/network utilization)
Programming Language: Written in Python. Plugins are written for it using Python.
Nagios (
www.nagios.org)
System monitoring (server/network utilization and transaction response timing)
Programming Language: Written in C. Plugins are written for it using any language.
Ethereal (
www.ethereal.com)
Network Protocol Analyzer.
Programming Language: C++
what's in your open source tool box?
-Corey Goldberg
