Alas, I've been working on some website optimization lately, but I don't know how to stress test download speeds. So I rummaged around and found a proxy ip stress test tool, hope it can give me some help.
Proxy ip stress test
First I had to understand the concept of proxy ip, which is like a bridge that connects me to target sites that I can't access directly, allowing me to peek into every corner of them. And stress testing, well, it's like a quality control test to see if the bridge can withstand enough traffic. So I got my hands dirty, searching the web for tutorials and trying to get this little tool running.
After a bit of fiddling, I finally got the proxy ip stress test tool to run successfully, and started simulating a large number of users downloading a file at the same time to see if their download speeds could stand up to the test. See below for the code:
"`ipipgothon
import requests
import time
proxy = {
"http": "http://127.0.0.1:8888",
"https": "https://127.0.0.1:8888"
}
url = "https://www.example.com/file.zip"
def download_file(url).
start = time.time()
response = requests.get(url, proxies=proxy)
end = time.time()
print(f "Download time: {end - start} seconds")
for i in range(10):
download_file(url)
“`
Thinking that this time it's in good shape, I sat back and waited for the results to come in.
ip stress test tool
Hey, the results are in! I looked at the data run out by the test tool, it was almost like watching a duel at a martial arts tournament, some ip's performed superbly, with fast download speeds as if they were unrivaled, while some ip's were silent, which was a bit saddening.
The good thing is that this test went pretty well and I managed to figure out some proxy ip's with excellent performance and understand where the bottlenecks were on my site. The process was a bit convoluted, but the end result was not small. Alas, to say the least, some of them are like martial arts novels in the martial arts competition in general, all kinds of masters gathered, each show their skills, and finally divided into a winner and a loser.
Now I know a little bit about proxy ip stress testing. I've stumbled on this adventure, but at least I've made a small step forward. Next, let me continue to use these data to optimize my website!