Web Polygraph is a performance testing tool for caching proxies and other Web intermediaries.
Web Polygraph is a freely available performance testing tool for caching proxies, origin server accelerators, L4/7 switches, content filters, and other Web intermediaries. Polygraph's features include: - high-performance HTTP clients and servers - realistic HTTP, FTP and SSL traffic generation - HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy support, with chaining - HTTP Basic, NTLM, and Negotiate proxy authentication - LDAP-friendly generation of user credentials - flexible content simulation - ready-to-use standard workloads for benchmarking - powerful domain-specific configuration language - portable open-source implementation - friendly commercial support
Web Polygraph is a freely available performance testing tool for caching proxies, origin server accelerators, L4/7 switches, content filters, and other Web intermediaries. Polygraph's features include: - high-performance HTTP clients and servers - realistic HTTP, FTP and SSL traffic generation - HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy support, with chaining - HTTP Basic, NTLM, and Negotiate proxy authentication - LDAP-friendly generation of user credentials - flexible content simulation - ready-to-use standard workloads for benchmarking - powerful domain-specific configuration language - portable open-source implementation - friendly commercial support
To install polygraph, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install polygraph
To see what files were installed by polygraph, run:
port contents polygraph
To later upgrade polygraph, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade polygraph
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