Projects sharing features with Go Stress Testing

Bombardier is a concurrent HTTP load generator and performance benchmarking tool written in Go. It functions as a latency distribution analyzer and benchmarking utility designed to measure the throughput and response speed of HTTP services by simulating high-volume request loads. The tool provides specific capabilities for TLS benchmarking, supporting client certificate authentication and the ability to bypass server certificate verification. It distinguishes itself through the use of a token-bucket algorithm for precise request rate limiting and the use of templates to export benchmark resul

Boom is a Go-based HTTP load generator and stress testing tool. It functions as a modern alternative to the ApacheBench utility, designed to send high volumes of requests to web servers to measure performance and stability. The tool focuses on identifying the breaking point of web services and APIs by simulating heavy traffic loads. It is used for benchmarking how many requests per second a server can handle before experiencing increased response times or errors. Its capabilities cover web server stress testing and API performance analysis to identify stability issues and hardware bottleneck

oha is a command line HTTP load testing and benchmarking utility. It functions as a latency analysis tool and performance monitor, sending high volumes of requests to web servers to measure stability and identify performance bottlenecks. The tool features a terminal user interface that displays real-time latency statistics and request animations during active tests. It includes a mechanism to correct for coordinated omission, ensuring that response time percentiles and latency distributions are reported accurately. Its capabilities cover HTTP load generation, traffic simulation via randomize

k6 is a developer-centric load testing suite and command-line load generator designed for network performance validation. It functions as a JavaScript load testing tool that utilizes a Go-based runtime engine to simulate concurrent user traffic and validate API responses across HTTP, gRPC, and WebSockets. The project distinguishes itself by using code rather than a graphical interface to define workload scenarios and performance thresholds. It features a pluggable protocol architecture and an extension ecosystem that allows for the addition of custom protocols and specialized testing capabili

Vegeta is an HTTP load testing tool and library designed to measure the performance and stability of web services. It functions as a command-line utility, a programmable package for integration into other applications, and a distributed load generator capable of splitting request rates across multiple machines. The tool is distinguished by its constant-rate request scheduler, which dispatches requests at a fixed frequency regardless of target response times. It employs lazy target streaming to maintain low memory usage during large tests and uses a binary-encoded storage format to minimize di

Impulse is a denial-of-service attack framework and network stress testing tool designed to execute resource saturation and traffic amplification against targeted systems. It provides a collection of scripts to simulate high-volume traffic and evaluate system stability across various network protocols. The tool includes specialized capabilities for traffic amplification, using public servers to reflect and multiply network traffic directed at a specific IP address. It also features utilities for disrupting communication services through the mass transmission of email messages and mobile telep

HttpRunner is a multi-protocol network testing framework designed for automating functional and regression tests of HTTP interfaces. It functions as a multi-protocol network tester supporting HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, WebSocket, TCP, and RPC to validate diverse communication patterns. The project includes specialized engines for API performance testing, data-driven testing, and a test case generator that converts HAR files, curl commands, and Swagger definitions into executable scripts. The framework is distinguished by its ability to separate test logic from business data via a data-driven execution

Zeebe is a cloud-native workflow engine and distributed state machine designed for business process orchestration using BPMN and DMN standards. It operates as a high-performance gRPC workflow runtime that executes complex business processes through a partitioned event-streaming architecture. The system also functions as an orchestrator for large language model agents, coordinating AI reasoning and tool use within deterministic business processes. The engine is distinguished by its peer-to-peer broker networking and a consensus-based data replication model that ensures high availability and fa

dperf is a high-performance network testing tool that generates massive multi-protocol traffic for benchmarking network devices and servers. It uses DPDK to bypass the kernel network stack, enabling line-rate packet generation and capture with zero-copy processing, and implements a full TCP/IP stack in user space to achieve millions of connections per second from a single server. The tool is designed for stress-testing Layer 4 load balancers and gateways, capable of simulating billions of concurrent TCP or UDP sessions and generating tens of millions of new connections per second. It supports

SpoofDPI is a network application and local proxy server designed as an anti-censorship tool. It functions as a deep packet inspection circumvention proxy that fragments and modifies outbound HTTP requests to evade network filters and censorship. The project achieves this by implementing HTTP request fragmentation, splitting single requests into multiple smaller packets to confuse firewalls. It also performs TCP stream manipulation and network traffic obfuscation to hide the nature of web requests and bypass regional content blocks. The system includes capabilities for transparent network fo

Easy Profiler is a performance profiling library for C++ applications designed to measure execution duration and identify bottlenecks. It provides a framework for instrumenting code blocks to track performance metrics, allowing for the analysis of thread activity and system behavior through detailed timeline visualization. The library distinguishes itself by utilizing scope-based instrumentation to automatically track code lifecycles, minimizing manual overhead. It employs thread-local buffering and asynchronous data flushing to reduce synchronization contention, ensuring that performance dat

Uptrace is an OpenTelemetry-based observability platform designed to collect, store, and analyze distributed traces, metrics, and logs. It functions as a centralized logging backend, a distributed tracing system, and a metrics engine to monitor application performance and system health. The platform is distinguished by AI-powered operational capabilities, allowing users to query telemetry data and manage monitoring dashboards using natural language. It specifically includes specialized monitoring for generative AI pipelines, tracking token usage and response quality for LLM interactions and r

Criterion is a statistics-driven microbenchmarking library and performance regression tool for Rust. It provides a framework for isolating and measuring small code segments, using statistical analysis to eliminate noise and ensure reliable, repeatable measurements of execution speed. The tool distinguishes itself through a performance visualization suite that generates HTML reports and graphs to track performance trends and throughput. It includes a system for comparing current execution times against stored baselines to identify and prevent performance drops. The library covers asynchronous

fio is a storage performance benchmarking tool and synthetic I/O workload generator. It functions as a storage device profiler and I/O trace replay engine, enabling the measurement of throughput and latency for storage devices and file systems. The project is distinguished by its ability to act as a distributed storage stress tester, managing multiple remote server backends via a single controller to evaluate network storage. It also includes specialized capabilities for storage deduplication analysis by generating redundant data buffers to test the efficiency of deduplication subsystems. Th

RoadRunner is a high-performance application server and process manager designed to serve PHP applications using a persistent worker model. It eliminates bootload overhead and initialization time by keeping application processes alive between requests, acting as a protocol-agnostic proxy that routes traffic to a pool of supervised workers. The server is built with a plugin-based modular architecture, allowing it to be extended with custom Go plugins and compiled into tailored binaries. It distinguishes itself by providing a unified execution model for a wide array of communication protocols,

This project is a content delivery network implementation that uses a web server and scripting language to cache content at the edge and reduce latency for end users. It functions as a distributed system designed to store backend responses on edge nodes and route incoming client requests through a proxy. The system utilizes custom request logic to handle edge caching strategies, including the delivery of stale content during origin failures. It implements request coalescing to merge simultaneous requests for the same resource into a single upstream call to prevent backend overload. The proje

This project serves as a comprehensive educational repository and technical reference collection, documenting a wide range of software engineering practices and modern development technologies. It provides a structured learning path for developers, curating tutorials and practical examples that cover the full lifecycle of application development, from initial project scaffolding to deployment and maintenance. The repository distinguishes itself by offering deep technical insights into complex architectural patterns, including actor-based concurrency models for managing parallel tasks and cont

Vercel is a cloud platform for building, deploying, and scaling web applications. It provides a unified infrastructure that automates the build process by detecting project frameworks and distributing static and dynamic content through a global content delivery network. The platform executes application logic using serverless functions that scale automatically based on real-time traffic demand. The platform distinguishes itself through a centralized AI gateway that proxies requests to multiple model providers, enabling standardized authentication, observability, and cost tracking. It supports

Quarkus is a Kubernetes-native Java framework designed for building high-performance, memory-efficient applications. It utilizes ahead-of-time native compilation to transform Java code into standalone, optimized binaries that eliminate the need for a virtual machine, enabling rapid startup and reduced memory consumption. By performing code augmentation during the build phase, it shifts heavy processing tasks away from runtime, ensuring that applications are optimized for cloud-native environments. The framework distinguishes itself through a unified approach to reactive and imperative program

Siege is an HTTP benchmarking utility and load testing tool used to analyze transaction rates and response times. It functions as a stress testing tool that pushes web servers to their limits to determine maximum sustainable load and failure points, while also serving as a performance analyzer for encrypted HTTPS connections. The tool distinguishes itself by simulating human browsing behavior through the use of random delays between requests and local management of cookies and authentication headers. This allows for more realistic user simulation and the assessment of server stability under c

Fortio is a performance testing tool written in Go that generates constant request rates to measure latency histograms and response percentiles. It functions as a network performance benchmarker for analyzing system performance across HTTP and gRPC endpoints, and includes a specialized HTTP echo server for mirroring requests. The project distinguishes itself through a web-based HTTP load testing API used for triggering asynchronous tests and visualizing result data through graphs. It also provides server behavior simulation, allowing the echo server to inject artificial delays and vary respon

wrk2 is a high-performance HTTP benchmarking tool and constant throughput load generator. It is designed to measure server stability and throughput by sending a fixed number of requests per second, functioning as a high-resolution latency profiler and a Lua-scriptable performance tester. The tool distinguishes itself through a scriptable interface that uses a high-performance just-in-time compiler to define complex request formats and custom response reporting logic. It employs high-resolution histograms to capture precise response time distributions and high-percentile latency data. The pro

Gor is a set of specialized utilities for recording, replaying, and shadowing network traffic to validate system behavior under real-world conditions. It functions as an HTTP traffic recording tool, a network traffic capture engine, and a system for duplicating live production traffic. The project provides capabilities for recording real-time HTTP network traffic and storing it for later playback or analysis. It can duplicate live production network traffic and redirect it to a staging environment in real time, or replay recorded network requests against a target environment to validate syste

Plow is a suite of utilities used for generating HTTP load, measuring network performance, and visualizing live metrics. It functions as both an HTTP load generator and a benchmarking tool that measures latency and throughput by sending concurrent requests at configurable rates. The project includes a Socks5 and HTTP proxy client, allowing benchmark traffic to be routed through proxies to test services located behind network gateways. It also provides a real-time performance dashboard via web and terminal interfaces to visualize live metrics and latency histograms during active sessions. The

Cube is a time-series analytics platform and event data store designed for real-time performance monitoring. It functions as a metrics engine that ingests timestamped event streams and persists raw logs to enable the computation of statistical summaries, quantiles, and histograms. The system distinguishes itself through a reactive processing model that automatically invalidates metric caches when new events arrive, ensuring query results remain current. It supports both real-time event streaming via persistent connections and the calculation of post hoc statistics from stored event sets. The

Netdata is a real-time infrastructure monitoring tool and multi-node observability platform. It functions as a high-resolution monitoring agent, log and metric aggregator, and time-series database designed to provide full-stack visibility into server health. The system is distinguished by its per-second metric sampling and zero-configuration auto-discovery, which allows for immediate infrastructure tracking upon installation. It utilizes edge-based machine learning and unsupervised models to detect system anomalies and abnormal metric patterns locally on each node. For distributed environment

htop is a terminal user interface system monitor for Unix systems. It functions as an interactive process viewer and real-time resource visualizer, providing a dashboard to track CPU, memory, and load average metrics. The tool enables the sorting, filtering, and termination of active system processes and threads. It distinguishes itself through a text-mode interface that can render processes in a hierarchical tree structure to visualize parent-child relationships and allows for the assignment of CPU affinity to specific processor cores. The monitoring surface covers CPU utilization, memory a