Tuesday, December 16, 2008

[ Cloud Computing ] Re: Client side testing from a Cloud

Hi Rodrick,

We are developing a product, 80legs.com, that can do exactly what you
want. It runs java code on hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands
of distributed computers (we use Plura Processing so we can scale it
up to about 50,000 distributed nodes right now). We can use it to run
your java jar to connect to your server for load testing quite
easily. We were even thinking of packaging up a product specifically
to load test servers like yours. Our interface should be pretty
simple for you to use.

You can contact us through the website (http://80legs.com/
contact.html
) to learn more if you are interested.

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Regards,
Brad

http://www.linkedin.com/in/bradwilson

On Dec 16, 4:56 pm, "Rodrick Brown" <rodrick.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We would like to start using one of these commercial Cloud platforms to help
> load test against our trading system. We have written a sophisticated
> testing suite that mimics real traders submitting orders into our system and
> we would like to deploy this application jar file on a few hundred instances
> if possible.
>
> What is the best platform available today to do this?
>
> Our application is 100% java and runs headless as a daemon on a client
> machine that makes a few TCP connections to our trading platform and send in
> a variety random orders.
>
> I've been looking at the Amazon documentation about getting application
> deployed but still not 100% sure if EC2 is the way to go for something so
> simple. I don't really need to do much with their WebSerice API other than
> making a simple dashboard to start up X number of clients and terminate
> clients.
>
> My requirement is to be able to programmically start this application across
> 100 to 1000 nodes over time and run for X interval while we look at load and
> various other utilization on our infrastructure side as a whole.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> [ Rodrick R. Brown ]http://www.rodrickbrown.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/rodrickbrown

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