Node.js webserver for benchmarking and testing downstream infrstructure that deals with node.js services
Node.js webserver for benchmarking and testing downstream infrstructure that deals with node.js services
This allows you to test how your downstream infrastructure is able to handle the load of your expected application in areas such as payload and latency.
npm install denmark -g
bash> denmark
This will start a clustered webserver listening on port 3000 by default
http://{host}:{port}/?latmin=100&latmax=1000&paymin=1024&paymax=2048
This url will generate a response from a server with a random latency between 100ms and 1000ms that has a random payload size between 1024kb and 2048kb
http://{host}:{port}/?latmin=100&paymin=1024
This url will generate a response from a server with 100ms latency and 1024kb payload size
Denmark can be configured via the following environment variables:
FAQs
Node.js webserver for benchmarking and testing downstream infrstructure that deals with node.js services
We found that denmark demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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