Sun, surf's up, first a Loadfest and now a Loadgen
Sunny Seattle is not a myth. I should always plant grass seed on July 21st because to date it has rained exactly once since! Not so great on my grass but my vitamin D count is at an all-time high.
I'm in a surf's up mood, of course there isn't much swimmable surf anywhere close to Redmond but it did drive some inspiration for a t-shirt you might see if you are attending PDC. Speaking of PDC it is going to be a lot of fun - more on that later. Unfortunately because of everything going on in preparation for PDC including a tour I'm doing this week across the USA I had to made a hard decision and I pulled out of TechEd NZ and Australia. While that was super dissapointing for me personally (its the first TechEd NZ/USA I'll miss as an attendee or presenter since '99) - you will still get the BizTalk Server 2006 content delivered as I've been helping some of the excellent local folks with my content.
In case you haven't seen it I did a Tech Talk with Paul Ballard from theserverside.net which is now on line. Paul is a cool guy and his camera-man had an even more interesting background. His camera-man's day job was literally shooting combat footage around the world (which he has won numerous awards for) so setting up a stage for me was child's play in comparison.
Enough commentary - here is why you need to read this entry. We finally released the BizTalk Server 2004 Loadgen tool. Lots of folks want to put load on their BizTalk Servers and I couldn't count the number of people who continue to write single-threaded load generation applications and wonder why we don't perform (its because you aren't putting enough simultaneous load into us by serializing the input at the client end). Enough of that, let's give you a copy of the loadgen tool that we use internally for testing so you can use the same thing. The loadgen tool can exercise a variety of adapters, has an extensible framework for you to add your own, xml configuration and is generally pretty cool. As I said we use it for all kind of internal performance testing and now you can get access to it right here.
While I've reached an all time low on blog posting in the last month or so, I'll try and make it up in September starting September 14th.
Comments
Anonymous
August 28, 2005
Unfortunately Mr Biztalk, Scott Woodgate, has had to pull out of TechEd Aus/NZ 2005. What a shame!...Anonymous
August 31, 2005
Scott,
Any chance of me getting the source to that loadgen tool? I'd like to learn a little by looking at whats going on under the hood.
Thanks.Anonymous
September 01, 2005
The link you've provided to Loadgen seems to be broken. I'm interested in using this tool could you please provide me with details to get my hand s on it?Anonymous
September 04, 2005
So.... ever wanted to load test your BizTalk Servers? Well wait no more! Scott Woodgate posted the fact...Anonymous
September 04, 2005
So.... ever wanted to load test your BizTalk Servers? Well wait no more! Scott Woodgate posted the fact...Anonymous
September 06, 2005
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September 09, 2005
The download link does not work anymore...?Anonymous
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