Rick Funderburg wrote:
kelsey hudson wrote:
Rick Funderburg wrote:
Sorry for the off-topic post, but does anyone know of a HTTP proxy
that will let you tune the latency and bandwidth?
I know the Cisco CSS 11000 devices are capable of this. They're load
balancers, yes, but you can do all sorts of great things with them,
including what you describe above. I may have a couple for sale for
$cheap here in the next couple months. LMK if interested
kelsey
Not quite what I had in mind. :)
A software solution that just adds latency to HTTP requests and
throttles the throughput is in order. I am using it to test a
client-server app that does a lot of talking over HTTP.
You might also find the built in kernel network emulation stuff of interest:
http://linux-net.osdl.org/index.php/Netem
You can use it to insert random delays. However, it works somewhere between
the link and network layers so probably a bit too much for your needs.
-Jon
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