August 2017
Intermediate to advanced
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8h 53m
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After you have downloaded the latest HTest executable (within the releases section of the GitHub page), you can simply call HTest:
./htest
By default, HTest will listen on port 8000 on 127.0.0.1 and be ready to serve requests. There's a basic web page, which is returned as part of the result and looks like this:

As each request comes in, the hit counter will be incremented, and if any flags for delays, failures, or jitter have been set, then these will also be shown.
We can easily start HTest on different ports, which when testing a load balancer on a single server, is required:
./htest -port 8001
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