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MQTT benchmarking tool
A simple MQTT (broker) benchmarking tool.
Installation:
go install github.com/krylovsk/mqtt-benchmark@main
The tool supports multiple concurrent clients, configurable message size, etc:
$ ./mqtt-benchmark -h
Usage of ./mqtt-benchmark:
-broker string
MQTT broker endpoint as scheme://host:port (default "tcp://localhost:1883")
-broker-ca-cert string
Path to broker CA certificate in PEM format
-client-cert string
Path to client certificate in PEM format
-client-key string
Path to private clientKey in PEM format
-client-prefix string
MQTT client id prefix (suffixed with '-<client-num>' (default "mqtt-benchmark")
-clients int
Number of clients to start (default 10)
-count int
Number of messages to send per client (default 100)
-format string
Output format: text|json (default "text")
-insecure
Skip TLS certificate verification
-message-interval int
Time interval in seconds to publish message (default 1)
-password string
MQTT client password (empty if auth disabled)
-payload string
MQTT message payload. If empty, then payload is generated based on the size parameter
-qos int
QoS for published messages (default 1)
-quiet
Suppress logs while running
-ramp-up-time int
Time in seconds to generate clients by default will not wait between load request
-size int
Size of the messages payload (bytes) (default 100)
-topic string
MQTT topic for outgoing messages (default "/test")
-username string
MQTT client username (empty if auth disabled)
-wait int
QoS 1 wait timeout in milliseconds (default 60000)
NOTE: if
count=1
orclients=1
, the sample standard deviation will be returned as0
(convention due to the lack of NaN support in JSON)
Two output formats supported: human-readable plain text and JSON.
Example use and output:
> mqtt-benchmark --broker tcp://broker.local:1883 --count 100 --size 100 --clients 100 --qos 2 --format text
....
======= CLIENT 27 =======
Ratio: 1 (100/100)
Runtime (s): 16.396
Msg time min (ms): 9.466
Msg time max (ms): 1880.769
Msg time mean (ms): 150.193
Msg time std (ms): 201.884
Bandwidth (msg/sec): 6.099
========= TOTAL (100) =========
Total Ratio: 1 (10000/10000)
Total Runime (sec): 16.398
Average Runtime (sec): 15.514
Msg time min (ms): 7.766
Msg time max (ms): 2034.076
Msg time mean mean (ms): 140.751
Msg time mean std (ms): 13.695
Average Bandwidth (msg/sec): 6.761
Total Bandwidth (msg/sec): 676.112
With payload specified:
> mqtt-benchmark --broker tcp://broker.local:1883 --count 100 --clients 10 --qos 1 --topic house/bedroom/temperature --payload {\"temperature\":20,\"timeStamp\":1597314150}
....
======= CLIENT 0 =======
Ratio: 1.000 (100/100)
Runtime (s): 0.725
Msg time min (ms): 1.999
Msg time max (ms): 22.997
Msg time mean (ms): 6.955
Msg time std (ms): 3.523
Bandwidth (msg/sec): 137.839
========= TOTAL (1) =========
Total Ratio: 1.000 (100/100)
Total Runtime (sec): 0.736
Average Runtime (sec): 0.725
Msg time min (ms): 1.999
Msg time max (ms): 22.997
Msg time mean mean (ms): 6.955
Msg time mean std (ms): 0.000
Average Bandwidth (msg/sec): 137.839
Total Bandwidth (msg/sec): 137.839
Similarly, in JSON:
> mqtt-benchmark --broker tcp://broker.local:1883 --count 100 --size 100 --clients 100 --qos 2 --format json --quiet
{
runs: [
...
{
"id": 61,
"successes": 100,
"failures": 0,
"run_time": 16.142762197,
"msg_tim_min": 12.798859,
"msg_time_max": 1273.9553740000001,
"msg_time_mean": 147.66799521,
"msg_time_std": 152.08244221156286,
"msgs_per_sec": 6.194726700402251
}
],
"totals": {
"successes": 10000,
"failures": 0,
"total_run_time": 16.153741746,
"avg_run_time": 15.14702422494,
"msg_time_min": 7.852086000000001,
"msg_time_max": 1285.241845,
"msg_time_mean_avg": 136.4360292677,
"msg_time_mean_std": 12.816965054355633,
"total_msgs_per_sec": 681.0374046459865,
"avg_msgs_per_sec": 6.810374046459865
}
}