Wuzz is an interactive command line HTTP client and request inspector designed for capturing, reviewing, and analyzing outgoing network calls and their payloads. It functions as a terminal-based tool for debugging API issues and testing web endpoints. The tool provides specialized filtering for response bodies, using regular expressions and format-specific query syntaxes tailored for JSON and HTML data. It allows for the persistence of captured requests and responses to disk to facilitate the reproduction of network issues and offline analysis. User settings and default request behaviors are
k6 is a performance testing framework used to measure the scalability and stability of network services and APIs. It functions as a JavaScript load testing tool that uses a Go engine to simulate concurrent user traffic. The tool enables the enforcement of service level objectives by comparing response time percentiles against quantitative performance thresholds. It also operates as a performance regression tool for continuous integration pipelines and a browser performance testing tool that executes scripts within a bundled headless browser instance. Its capabilities cover workload scenario
Opentrace is a network diagnostic utility designed to analyze and map network paths. It combines real-time traceroute data with geographic IP resolution to provide a visual traceroute tool for detecting routing issues and network bottlenecks. The project features interactive path visualization and geographic route mapping, transforming raw hop-by-hop data into spatial maps. It includes privacy-focused identity masking to hide initial network hops and supports custom DNS resolution, including DNS-over-HTTPS, and local IP database imports for geographic mapping without relying on remote API ser
MTR is a network diagnostic tool that combines the functions of traceroute and ping to monitor packet loss and latency across every hop in a network path. It serves as an ICMP route analyzer and packet loss monitor designed to discover network paths and measure the performance of intervening routers. The tool functions as a network path visualizer, displaying real-time network health and connectivity data through either a text-based terminal interface or a graphical window. The project covers network path mapping and real-time path tracing to identify routers between a host and destination.
httpstat est un outil de diagnostic de latence réseau et un analyseur de performance de requêtes HTTP. Il mesure et visualise les timings des recherches DNS, des connexions TCP et des poignées de main TLS pour identifier des goulots d'étranglement réseau spécifiques.
Les fonctionnalités principales de reorx/httpstat sont : HTTP Request Performance Analysis, HTTP Request Performance Analyzers, Curl-Based Request Engines, Network Diagnostics, Handshake Latency Breakdowns, Service Level Objective Validation, Request Timing Decompositions, Diagnostic JSON Reports.
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