Linux VPS stress testing tool – webbench installation and usage instructions

What is more tragic is that this blog post was originally written, but when saving it, I suddenly clicked on the left menu of the blog backend, causing all of it to be lost. When I was browsing the website in the afternoon, I saw a friend mentioned in a blog that webbench software can be used to test the performance of my Linux vps host, so I also used it to experience it myself. As a general VPSER, we will not use such high-end products, because we only care about whether it is stable and the website can be opened.

The first step is to download and install.

wget http://myvps-scripts.googlecode.com/files/webbench-1.5.tar.gztar zxvf webbench-1.5.tar.gzcd webbench-1.5make && make install

The second step is how to use it.

webbench -c 500 -t 30 https://www.laozuo.org/

Test according to the above format, -c represents the number of processes, -t represents time. The URL must follow this format, otherwise it will not work.

The third step is to feed back the data.

The speed data represents the number of requests responded to per second, and the following data is the amount of data transmitted per second.

The Requests below represent the returned data, with 497 successes and 51 failures. That is to say, it was already overloaded when I had 500 concurrent requests.

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