Web Server Benchmark Application WiiBench using Erlang/OTP R11 and Fedora-Core Linux 5.0
A. B. Mutiara, T. A. Sabastian

TL;DR
This paper presents WiiBench, a web server benchmarking tool developed using Erlang/OTP R11 on Fedora Core Linux 5.0, designed to measure server performance and support quality of service improvements.
Contribution
Introduction of WiiBench, a novel Erlang-based benchmark application with a controller and launcher architecture for Linux/Unix web server performance testing.
Findings
WiiBench effectively measures server capacity and performance metrics.
The tool supports concurrent user simulation and detailed result logging.
It facilitates QoS improvements for web hosting environments.
Abstract
As the web grows and the amount of traffics on the web server increase, problems related to performance begin to appear. Some of the problems, such as the number of users that can access the server simultaneously, the number of requests that can be handled by the server per second (requests per second) to bandwidth consumption and hardware utilization like memories and CPU. To give better quality of service (\textbf{\textit{QoS}}), web hosting providers and also the system administrators and network administrators who manage the server need a benchmark application to measure the capabilities of their servers. Later, the application intends to work under Linux/Unix -- like platforms and built using Erlang/OTP R11 as a concurrent oriented language under Fedora Core Linux 5.0. \textbf{\textit{WiiBench}} is divided into two main parts, the controller section and the launcher section.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMobile Agent-Based Network Management · Distributed systems and fault tolerance · Software System Performance and Reliability
