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The workload that I'd like to use for benchmarking involves requesting different 128k chunks of a 200GB file using the HTTP Range header. The URLs will all be the same, but the headers should vary from request to request to produce a realistic workload.
Is it possible to do this with siege?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Unfortunately, siege doesn't not currently support HTTP Range header. I'll
consider adding that feature but it will probably be awhile until I have a
block of time.
The workload that I'd like to use for benchmarking involves requesting
different 128k chunks of a 200GB file using the HTTP Range header. The URLs
will all be the same, but the headers should vary from request to request
to produce a realistic workload.
Is it possible to do this with siege?
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The workload that I'd like to use for benchmarking involves requesting different 128k chunks of a 200GB file using the HTTP Range header. The URLs will all be the same, but the headers should vary from request to request to produce a realistic workload.
Is it possible to do this with siege?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: