Webserver Stress Tool Enterprise Edition

The Internet is filled with all sort of software solutions for doing various things on your computer. Webserver Stress Tool Enterprise Editions can be used for performing complex tests on your web servers and finding out how much load your server can handle before problems start to arise.

It sports a really nice graphical interface, with plenty of tools that you can use.

The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't come with a complicated setup that you would need to complete, before you can use all of its features. It sports a really nice graphical interface with plenty of tools at hand and lots of nice sections.

Webserver Stress Tool simulates anywhere from a few users to several hundred users accessing a website via HTTP/HTTPS at the same time. Based on a set of URLs or using a VBScript the software simulates independent users requesting webpages from that URL including images, frames etc.

Each user is simulated by a separate thread with its own session information (e.g. cookies are stored individually for each user). URLs can be parameterized for each user and the sequence of URLs can be varied.

The application can be used for performing a number of tests like performance, load, stress and even ramp tests. Other custom tests are also possible, like tests to make sure that web pages can be requested simultaneously without problems, database deadlocks, semaphores and more.

Webserver Stress Tool aggregates a number of different testing elements to help you get a holistic view of your entire website/webserver/application performance.

It displays the number of requests sent to the server during a period, the number of open request for a given moment or the number of failed request per time period, per user or per URL. Webserver Stress Tool generates the applicable data elements for a specific test into a CSV-format log file for easy viewing.

Webserver Stress Tool is a very nice application for performing a wide range of stress tests for your webserver.