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MQTT Benchmark
A benchmarking tool for MQTT v3.1 servers. The benchmark covers a wide variety of common usage scenarios.
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Just run:
./bin/benchmark-all
or one of the server specific benchmark scripts like:
./bin/benchmark-apollo
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The benchmark report will be stored in the reports/$(hostname)
directory.
Running the Benchmark on an EC2 Amazon Linux 64 bit AMI
If you want to run the benchmark on EC2, we recommend using at least the c1.xlarge instance type. Once you have the instance started just execute the following commands on the instance:
sudo yum install -y screen
curl https://nodeload.github.com/chirino/mqtt-benchmark/tarball/master | tar -zxv
mv chirino-mqtt-benchmark-* mqtt-benchmark
screen ./mqtt-benchmark/bin/benchmark-all
The results will be stored in the ~/reports directory.
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