EasyStress

Send a lot of requests to test a website's stress resistance

This program is just made for test stress resistance of websites, not for DDOS attack.(It means you should only 'attack' the website made by yourself, not others)

To use this program, you must agree these terms:

• All the consequences made by using this program should be borne by you, not by me (the author of this program).

• You use this program means you agree to all the terms.

• If you don't agree to these terms, you MUST stop using this program AT ONCE.

Install

You can download from Github Release or build by yourself:

# Linux
# If you don't have golang, run this. (Ubuntu)
# apt install golang
go build main.go
mv main easystress
# You can also move 'easystress' to a directory in PATH

# Windows
# If you don't have golang, download from golang.google.cn
go build main.go
mv main.exe easystress.exe
# You can also move 'easystress.exe' to a directory in PATH

Use

easystress -t 100 -w 5 -o 3 -f t.csv https://example.com

This command will open 5 workers with 3 second timeout to send 100 requests to https://example.com and record to t.csv.

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --licence, -l              Show the licence (default: false)
   --timeout value, -o value  The timeout (unit: second) (default: 5)
   --time value, -t value     The time of sending requests
   --worker value, -w value   The amount of workers to send requests (default: 4)
   --file value, -f value     The name of the csv file which contains every request's time and error (default: none)
   --help, -h                 show help
   --version, -v              print the version