Performing a Test Using Siege

1. Create a data path on the Nginx node (192.168.100.216) where the origin server is deployed.

   cd  /usr/local/nginx/html/
   mkdir data

2. Place the HTML file to be tested in the /data directory. (Replace the directory with the actual one.)

   cp index.html data
   cd data
   cp index.html 4k.html
   cp index.html 512k.html
   cp index.html 1024k.html

3. Configure the press file.
   1. Go to the /home/ directory and open the file.txt file.

      cd /home/
      vim file.txt

   2. Press i to enter the insert mode and add the following content to the file (replace the IP address with the actual one):

      http://192.168.100.225:10001/data/index.html
      http://192.168.100.225:10001/data/4k.html
      http://192.168.100.225:10001/data/512k.html
      http://192.168.100.225:10001/data/1024k.html

      

      

      You can write multiple numbers of http://IP address of the cache node:10001/data/HTML file.

   3. Press Esc, type :wq!, and press Enter to save the file and exit.
4. Perform a random test on the press.

   1	siege -t 30s -c 5 -f /home/file.txt -i -b

   Request file path must be the same as the data path configured on the Nginx origin server.

   

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siege -t 30s -c 5 http://192.168.100.225:10001/ -i -b

Table 1 describes the common options of the siege command.