Server Stress Testing Tool

Description

This tool is designed to test the performance and capacity of your server by sending a high volume of HTTP requests under various modes. It provides statistics like average response time, maximum time, and minimum time to help analyze server performance.

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Features

• Normal Mode: Sends a defined number of requests all at once.
• Continuous Mode: Sends requests in batches at regular intervals for a set duration.
• Random Continuous Mode: Sends random-sized batches of requests at random intervals for a set duration.
• Detailed Statistics: Reports total, successful, and failed requests, along with response times.
• Fault Tolerance: Handles failed requests gracefully and excludes them from metrics.

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Requirements

• Python 3.8 or higher.
• Install the required dependency:

  pip install httpx
  

Usage Run the script using:

bash Copy code python main.py Enter the required parameters based on the selected mode:

Normal Mode: Total requests: Number of requests to send. Continuous Mode: Total requests per batch. Interval between batches (seconds). Maximum time to run the test (seconds). Random Continuous Mode: Range for the number of requests per batch (e.g., 500–1000). Range for intervals between batches (e.g., 5–10 seconds). Maximum time to run the test (seconds). Example Scenarios Normal Mode URL: https://example.com/api Requests: 10000 Command:

bash python stress_test_tool.py Input:

text Enter the endpoint URL: https://example.com/api Select mode (normal/continuous/random): normal Enter the number of requests to send: 10000 Continuous Mode URL: https://example.com/api Requests: 50 per batch Interval: 2 seconds Maximum Time: 30 seconds Input:

text Enter the endpoint URL: https://example.com/api Select mode (normal/continuous/random): continuous Enter the number of requests to send per batch: 50 Enter the interval between batches (in seconds): 2 Enter the maximum time for continuous mode (in seconds): 30 Random Continuous Mode URL: https://example.com/api Request Range: 500–1000 Sleep Range: 5–10 seconds Maximum Time: 60 seconds Input:

text Enter the endpoint URL: https://example.com/api Select mode (normal/continuous/random): random Enter the minimum number of requests per batch: 500 Enter the maximum number of requests per batch: 1000 Enter the minimum interval between batches (in seconds): 5 Enter the maximum interval between batches (in seconds): 10 Enter the maximum time for random continuous mode (in seconds): 60 Output The tool prints the following statistics after each batch of requests:

Total requests. Successful and failed requests. Average, maximum, and minimum response times. Example:

text Results: Total requests: 50 Successful requests: 48 Failed requests: 2 Average response time: 0.234 seconds Maximum response time: 0.501 seconds Minimum response time: 0.123 seconds License This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify it as needed.

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Highlights

• The script and README are designed to be clear and user-friendly.
• The limit feature ensures tests don't run indefinitely.
• Detailed examples and instructions make it easy to use.

Let me know if you need further enhancements!