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Benchmark a JSP/Servlet Engine?

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delraydog@gmail.com - 15 May 2006 17:30 GMT
I'd like to benchmark the JSP engine running on two different web
hosts...

nothing overly complicated, maybe a stress test to see how much memory
can be allocated before things start falling over, how fast disk i/o is
on the web host and how fast calculations are handled. The JSP itself
would output the information once it completes running.

I picture this as something simple where a user could copy a JSP to
their server and tell how fast their server is at handling a JSP
page... I know bandwidth, other processes, other jsp/servlet activity
would skew the results but assume it's a controlled environment.

Any ideas? Doesn't sound too hard to write something like this and I
may give it a crack if nobody has any suggestions...

Cliff
delraydog@gmail.com
Larry - 15 May 2006 18:47 GMT
JMeter might be your ticket:  http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/


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