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ApacheBench

ApacheBench (ab is the real program file name) is a single-threaded command line computer program used for benchmarking (measuring the performance of) HTTP web servers. Originally it was used to test the Apache HTTP Server but it is generic enough to test any web server supporting HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1 protocol versions.

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Zeus TechnologyZeus Web ServerApache Group
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Concurrency versus threads

Operating systemConcurrency levelServers
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Detecting ApacheBench

User AgentWebalizerAWStats
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Example usage

HTTP GETURL
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ApacheBench

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ApacheBench

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related to history · 10
ApacheBench → Adam Twiss, Apache Group, Apache HTTP, Since, Soon, The, Twiss, Zeus Technology, Zeus Web Server, ZeusBench V1
related to Detecting ApacheBench · 7
ApacheBench → ApacheBench/MAJOR, AWStats, It, MAJOR, MINOR, The ApacheBench User Agent, Webalizer
related to Concurrency versus threads · 4
ApacheBench → In, Note, URL, When

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web server apache http program used benchmarking performance example servers computer test written concurrency see also url single-threaded twiss later

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Webalizer or AWStatsinstance ofIt is usually not correctly categorised by web server log analysers0.80text
so running ApacheBench with a great number of requests may skew the results of the reports generated by these programsinstance ofIt is usually not correctly categorised by web server log analysers0.80text
ApacheBenchrelated to Concurrency versus threadsNote0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Concurrency versus threadsIn0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Concurrency versus threadsWhen0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Concurrency versus threadsURL0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchThe ApacheBench User Agent0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchApacheBench/MAJOR0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchMINOR0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchMAJOR0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchIt0.60section
ApacheBenchrelated to Detecting ApacheBenchWebalizer0.60section

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