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I am using codesenberg/bombardier to benchmark my api server and created a Benchmark controller in laravel.



Because the api endpoint that I am benchmarking against always requires data exchange on each request. So I create methods that are similar to the api that I wanted to test only with different that those required data are already there in those method, so that i could test them out independently without depending on some of the api.



// example - TodoController
// api/add-todo requires login and other todo info

// TodoBenchmarkController
// api/benchmark/add-todo already logged in and have all info needed to insert todo


I am expecting millions of concurrent user will be using my application. The request operation will mostly be insert or update and less on query.



By using bombardier here is how I perform the test



bombardian -c 1000000 -n 1000000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint -m "POST"



or



bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint1 -m "POST" & bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint2 -m "POST



Are the approach i am using the best way to test if my api server could handle million concurrent user request?










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    I am using codesenberg/bombardier to benchmark my api server and created a Benchmark controller in laravel.



    Because the api endpoint that I am benchmarking against always requires data exchange on each request. So I create methods that are similar to the api that I wanted to test only with different that those required data are already there in those method, so that i could test them out independently without depending on some of the api.



    // example - TodoController
    // api/add-todo requires login and other todo info

    // TodoBenchmarkController
    // api/benchmark/add-todo already logged in and have all info needed to insert todo


    I am expecting millions of concurrent user will be using my application. The request operation will mostly be insert or update and less on query.



    By using bombardier here is how I perform the test



    bombardian -c 1000000 -n 1000000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint -m "POST"



    or



    bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint1 -m "POST" & bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint2 -m "POST



    Are the approach i am using the best way to test if my api server could handle million concurrent user request?










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      I am using codesenberg/bombardier to benchmark my api server and created a Benchmark controller in laravel.



      Because the api endpoint that I am benchmarking against always requires data exchange on each request. So I create methods that are similar to the api that I wanted to test only with different that those required data are already there in those method, so that i could test them out independently without depending on some of the api.



      // example - TodoController
      // api/add-todo requires login and other todo info

      // TodoBenchmarkController
      // api/benchmark/add-todo already logged in and have all info needed to insert todo


      I am expecting millions of concurrent user will be using my application. The request operation will mostly be insert or update and less on query.



      By using bombardier here is how I perform the test



      bombardian -c 1000000 -n 1000000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint -m "POST"



      or



      bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint1 -m "POST" & bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint2 -m "POST



      Are the approach i am using the best way to test if my api server could handle million concurrent user request?










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      I am using codesenberg/bombardier to benchmark my api server and created a Benchmark controller in laravel.



      Because the api endpoint that I am benchmarking against always requires data exchange on each request. So I create methods that are similar to the api that I wanted to test only with different that those required data are already there in those method, so that i could test them out independently without depending on some of the api.



      // example - TodoController
      // api/add-todo requires login and other todo info

      // TodoBenchmarkController
      // api/benchmark/add-todo already logged in and have all info needed to insert todo


      I am expecting millions of concurrent user will be using my application. The request operation will mostly be insert or update and less on query.



      By using bombardier here is how I perform the test



      bombardian -c 1000000 -n 1000000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint -m "POST"



      or



      bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint1 -m "POST" & bombardian -n 10000 http://my-stag-server/api/benchmark/endpoint2 -m "POST



      Are the approach i am using the best way to test if my api server could handle million concurrent user request?







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