MZBench - Distributed Load Testing the Erlang Way
summary
MZBench is a distributed load-testing tool built with an Erlang-based DSL for describing extensible, repeatable test scenarios and statistical input distributions (e.g., Poisson). It targets deployment in cloud environments and integration with Continuous Delivery pipelines, scaling from a few requests/sec up to millions/sec. The talk demonstrates MZBench’s usability, scalability and performance, explains how Erlang enables those goals, and compares MZBench to tools like Tsung and Basho Bench.
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