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tag1consulting / goose

Load testing framework, inspired by Locust
https://tag1.com/goose
Apache License 2.0
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Increase Goose traction #476

Open kazimir-malevich opened 2 years ago

kazimir-malevich commented 2 years ago

The aim is to get more traction, by including Goose on this popular curated HTTP benchmarking list.

"Goose: A modern and comprehensive HTTP load test tool built with and user behaviour defined in - Rust, with distribution included freely as a Gaggle (Rust)"

jeremyandrews commented 2 years ago

Yes, it's a good plan to get into any lists out there! Are you going to submit a PR there, or shall i?

Reading through some of the other examples, perhaps copying the existing style more, something like:

Goose: A modern, high-performance and flexible distributed HTTP(S) load testing tool, written in Rust.

kazimir-malevich commented 2 years ago

I'll create the PR. It might also be an idea posting releases on the Rust subreddit and eventually creating a Wikipedia page.

kazimir-malevich commented 2 years ago

PR created: https://github.com/denji/awesome-http-benchmark/pull/39/commits/448f7b91a27b560866dfd075e7af883867828e6c

jeremyandrews commented 2 years ago

We've definitely been posting to the Rust subreddit (and received a lot of useful feedback/help there, too): https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/search/?q=goose

That said, it's been a while since we've posted an update and there's been a lot of improvements lately. I generally wait until we've written a blog with more insight into what's new/different.

A Wikipedia page would be great!

kazimir-malevich commented 2 years ago

PR has has been merged. https://github.com/denji/awesome-http-benchmark/pull/39

Wikipedia is going to be a hard one, I think we might need more traction and at least v1. I'm sure we'll get there.

dralley commented 2 years ago

Some comparison against Drill and pdc would be helpful, perhaps even collaboration? For instance I could imagine Drill using Goose as a backend.