[Benchmarking PHP/MySQL scripts] Looking for a software to measure the load & count the connections to MySQL

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  • Harry Koh

    [Benchmarking PHP/MySQL scripts] Looking for a software to measure the load & count the connections to MySQL

    I would like to benchmark some scripts by
    - measuring the time a page loads
    - counting the number of connections to MySQL by page
    - ...

    So that, i'm looking for a software beside Apache (for PHP) and MySQL.
    Some ideas ? (please by email too)

    Thank you very much.
    Lawrence
  • Amir Khawaja

    #2
    Re: [Benchmarking PHP/MySQL scripts] Looking for a software to measurethe load & count the connections to MySQL

    Harry Koh wrote:[color=blue]
    > I would like to benchmark some scripts by
    > - measuring the time a page loads
    > - counting the number of connections to MySQL by page
    > - ...
    >
    > So that, i'm looking for a software beside Apache (for PHP) and MySQL.
    > Some ideas ? (please by email too)
    >
    > Thank you very much.
    > Lawrence[/color]

    Apache on UNIX/Linux comes with a tool named Apache Benchmark or "ab"
    for short. Look for it in your apache bin folder. It is great for load
    testing considering it is free. If you have the cash, get a copy of
    Visual Studio Enterprise Edition; it contains a tool named "Microsoft
    Application Center Test". This tool is pretty flexible for load testing
    of an application.

    --
    Amir Khawaja.

    ----------------------------------
    Rules are written for those who lack the ability to truly reason, But
    for those who can, the rules become nothing more than guidelines, And
    live their lives governed not by rules but by reason.
    - James McGuigan

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    • Amir Khawaja

      #3
      Re: [Benchmarking PHP/MySQL scripts] Looking for a software to measurethe load & count the connections to MySQL

      Harry Koh wrote:[color=blue]
      > I would like to benchmark some scripts by
      > - measuring the time a page loads
      > - counting the number of connections to MySQL by page
      > - ...
      >
      > So that, i'm looking for a software beside Apache (for PHP) and MySQL.
      > Some ideas ? (please by email too)
      >
      > Thank you very much.
      > Lawrence[/color]

      Apache on UNIX/Linux comes with a tool named Apache Benchmark or "ab"
      for short. Look for it in your apache bin folder. It is great for load
      testing considering it is free. If you have the cash, get a copy of
      Visual Studio Enterprise Edition; it contains a tool named "Microsoft
      Application Center Test". This tool is pretty flexible for load testing
      of an application.

      --
      Amir Khawaja.

      ----------------------------------
      Rules are written for those who lack the ability to truly reason, But
      for those who can, the rules become nothing more than guidelines, And
      live their lives governed not by rules but by reason.
      - James McGuigan

      Comment

      • Amir Khawaja

        #4
        Re: [Benchmarking PHP/MySQL scripts] Looking for a software to measurethe load & count the connections to MySQL

        Harry Koh wrote:[color=blue]
        > I would like to benchmark some scripts by
        > - measuring the time a page loads
        > - counting the number of connections to MySQL by page
        > - ...
        >
        > So that, i'm looking for a software beside Apache (for PHP) and MySQL.
        > Some ideas ? (please by email too)
        >
        > Thank you very much.
        > Lawrence[/color]

        Apache on UNIX/Linux comes with a tool named Apache Benchmark or "ab"
        for short. Look for it in your apache bin folder. It is great for load
        testing considering it is free. If you have the cash, get a copy of
        Visual Studio Enterprise Edition; it contains a tool named "Microsoft
        Application Center Test". This tool is pretty flexible for load testing
        of an application.

        --
        Amir Khawaja.

        ----------------------------------
        Rules are written for those who lack the ability to truly reason, But
        for those who can, the rules become nothing more than guidelines, And
        live their lives governed not by rules but by reason.
        - James McGuigan

        Comment

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