Projects tagged ‘benchmark’ and ‘java’

The Grinder is a JavaTM load-testing framework. The Grinder makes it easy to orchestrate the activities of a test script in many processes across many machines, using a graphical console application. ... [More] Test scripts make use of client code embodied in Java plug-ins. Most users of The Grinder do not write plug-ins themselves, instead they use one of the supplied plug-ins. The Grinder comes with a mature plug-in for testing HTTP services, as well as a tool which allows HTTP scripts to be automatically recorded. [Less]

AcrIS is modern framework serving as a base for applications, web sites and portals. It provides various tools and libraries to ease daily development. Synapso is using AcrIS as a platform for building dynamic web sites.

Postage is a stand-alone pure-java application generating mail traffic on mail servers. It uses standard mail protocols to do this, currently POP3 and SMTP. Therefore, it is well suited for ... [More] testing any mail server supporting those protocols. It was particularily created for running against Apache James Server and contains special feature for it. [Less]

A detailed CORBA benchmarking suite with benchmarks covering basic scalability aspects including multiple sizes and types of messages, multiple counts of objects, threads, clients. Each benchmark ... [More] collects variety of information including processor, memory and network usage on both client and server and separate and aggregate timings of individual parts of benchmark operations. The suite can be extended simply by supplying the code of single benchmark operation. Supports C++ and Java on Linux, Windows, Solaris. [Less]

Bootchart is a tool for performance analysis and visualization of the GNU/Linux boot process. Resource utilization and process information are collected during the boot process and are later rendered in a PNG, SVG or EPS encoded chart.

A simplified CORBA benchmarking suite with benchmarks covering basic scalability aspects including multiple sizes of messages and multiple counts of objects and threads. The results can be submitted ... [More] to a searchable database that provides overview of performance associated with specific system configuration. Supports C++ and Java on Linux, Windows, Solaris. [Less]

Japex is a simple yet powerful tool to write Java-based micro-benchmarks. It is similar in spirit to JUni] in that if factors out most of the repetitive programming logic that is necessary to write in ... [More] micro-benchmarks. This logic includes loading and initializing multiple drivers, warming up the VM, timing the inner loop, etc. The input to Japex is an XML file describing a test suite. The output is a timestamped report available in both XML and HTML formats (although generation of the latter can be turned off). HTML reports include one or more bar charts generated using JFreeChart which graphically display the data for ease of comparison. [Less]

What?This is an open source software for AI, Machine Learning algorithms benchmarking, written in Java with TCP interface and example agents in Java and Python. This software suits for research ... [More] , teaching and self-learning. Starting from very simple examples you have ability to dive into very complex tasks. JNI is going to be supported fairly soon. Why?Got boring one day from walking just the mazes and came up with idea to create a universal benchmark with simple interface and entertaining content. When?This project was started in March 2009. Mario AI Competition was hold @ ICE-GIC in London on August, 24th and CIG in Milano on September, 7th, 2009. Currently approaching and working on organizing AI Mario Championship 2010. Who?by Julian Togelius and Sergey Karakovskiy with participant of Tom Schaul and Jan Koutnik. Where?@ IDSIA [Less]

Benchmark suite for 32-bit and 64-bit computers. It consists of several tasks which are designed to measure performance of CPU, FPU, main memory, memory cache, file-system, multi-threading, etc. Both C++ and Java versions are available.

Easily write microbenchmarks using a JUnit runner to run warmup passes to ensure the JIT has compiled the code being tested, and return average results from a number of passes.