VPS for stress test

edited December 2020 in Requests

Hello everyone,
Is there actually a provider who offers a VPS to perform stress tests ?

I have several connections that I would like to test thoroughly.

I just want to send ping of deads to evaluate the performance. This is actually a dos attack to test my systems. I'm not interested in canning anyone, I'm not a scriptkid, so please be serious and answer seriously !

Whoever comes with nonsensical answers will be blocked. So be serious man!

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  • @Maxo112 said:
    Hello everyone,
    Is there actually a provider who offers a VPS to perform stress tests ?

    I have several connections that I would like to test thoroughly.

    I just want to send ping of deads to evaluate the performance. This is actually a dos attack to test my systems. I'm not interested in canning anyone, I'm not a scriptkid, so please be serious and answer seriously !

    How would a provider be able to distuingish between a valid 'DDOS load test' and a malicious DDOS attack? I mean you can claim the target IP is yours, but how can a provider verify? Personally, I would use one of these SaaS providers: https://geekflare.com/essential-tools-to-perform-stress-test-online/

    @Maxo112 said:
    Whoever comes with nonsensical answers will be blocked. So be serious man!

    OK

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    Serious answer: Tools exist for this that are significantly more sophisticated than anything you are likely to run from a VPS that target actual performance. for example, https://k6.io has a 30 day free trial.

    if you are not interested in this and your "own systems" run on your own network then just stress them on your own network rather than use a VPS?

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  • Good luck with your block. ;)

    so say we all

  • @AnthonySmith said:
    Serious answer: Tools exist for this that are significantly more sophisticated than anything you are likely to run from a VPS that target actual performance. for example, https://k6.io has a 30 day free trial.

    k6 had free version, even the old school jmeter will do

  • @hey said:

    @AnthonySmith said:
    Serious answer: Tools exist for this that are significantly more sophisticated than anything you are likely to run from a VPS that target actual performance. for example, https://k6.io has a 30 day free trial.

    k6 had free version, even the old school jmeter will do

    Or just use loader.io. 10k requests per seconds included for free. Doing its job great on my webpages.

  • rent a cloud VPS with dedicated CPU and install the stress testing framework of your preference.
    if you are not going too crazy, just rent a cloud VPS from Hetzner (don't think they will throttle you if you use a non-dedicated instance for a few hours). in terms of framework, Locust is simple and lightweight.

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