Load / Stress Testing

Hello all. I am going to be running some tests on a standalone Tomcat 6 server which runs a couple of web apps i have written. I just wanted to ask for any advice on how to load/stress test, weather its and good software used, what to look out for or what the typical bottlenecks can be.
I understand every problem is different and unique but as this is my first time doing this i was looking for any helpful tips!
Thanks for any help given!

Sir_Dori wrote:
Hello all. I am going to be running some tests on a standalone Tomcat 6 server which runs a couple of web apps i have written. I just wanted to ask for any advice on how to load/stress test, weather its and good software used, what to look out for or what the typical bottlenecks can be.
I understand every problem is different and unique but as this is my first time doing this i was looking for any helpful tips!
Thanks for any help given!You can check out open source options such as http://ripplet.sourceforge.net/ or a commercial offering such as HP's LoadRunner. Typical bottlenecks involve scarce resources (database connections, incoming sockets, file space, memory, threads, CPU. etc) It varies a lot. You certainly want some aspects of your application to handle high load (such as authenticating or re-authenticating a user, displaying layout and content other than the body of the page, etc.) After that, it really depends on your application.
- Saish

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