Apachebench has a useful -Z option for specifying the cipher suites to use during TLS negotiation. If BWMG would expose this, the tool can then be used to verify the key exchange and cipher performance of webservers, reverse proxies, and load balancer hardware (for example verifying a vendor's datasheet spec for ECDHE key generation+exchange rate versus RSA2048, etc).
Suggestion/proposal -- provide a -Z option for BWMG to allow specification of the openssl cipher suites, akin to ab's -Z option (just pass it through to ab on the remote instances)
Apachebench has a useful -Z option for specifying the cipher suites to use during TLS negotiation. If BWMG would expose this, the tool can then be used to verify the key exchange and cipher performance of webservers, reverse proxies, and load balancer hardware (for example verifying a vendor's datasheet spec for ECDHE key generation+exchange rate versus RSA2048, etc).
Suggestion/proposal -- provide a -Z option for BWMG to allow specification of the openssl cipher suites, akin to ab's -Z option (just pass it through to ab on the remote instances)