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Each stress test generates 5Gbps of traffic to your server. It is an amplified UDP method using the DNS protocol for best results.
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Minecraft Server Stress Test Tool Set
Stress testing the server by simulating a large amount of players We're on Spigot 1.8 latest build. We're planning on releasing a new server soon and are expecting a lot of simultaneous connections within the first minute of launch.
- ''Super dirty, simple stress test tool for minecraft classic servers.
- Feel free to do whatever you want with this source code''
- importsocket
- importrandom
- importerrno
- class StressBot(object):
- ''Only works properly with 512x512x96 maps (X,Y,Z, non-nothian format)''
- self.Name= Name
- self.X,self.Y,self.Z=256*32,256*32,48*32 + 78
- self.MovingForwards=0#0 for backwards, 1 for forwards (increase in x/y)
- def Connect(self,Ip,Port):
- self.Socket=socket.create_connection((Ip,Port))
- returnFalse
- self.Socket.sendall('x00' +'x07' + Name + Name + 'x01')
- returnTrue
- def Update(self):
- whileTrue:
- Result =self.Socket.recv(0xFFFF)
- exceptsocket.error,(error_no, error_msg):
- break
- else:
- raisesocket.error
- #Movement
- ifself.LastChange + random.randint(4,7)<time.time():
- #Change direction
- self.MovingForwards=random.randint(0,1)
- Val =16
- Val = -16
- self.X=(self.X + Val) % (512*32)
- self.Y=(self.Y + Val) % (512*32)
- #Make movement packet.
- Packet ='x08x00' +'%s%s%sx00x00' %(struct.pack('!h',self.X),struct.pack('!h',self.Z),struct.pack('!h',self.Y))
- Bots =[]
- Limit =117
- whileTrue:
- BadBots =[]
- Bot.Update()
- BadBots.append(Bot)
- whilelen(BadBots)>0:
- iflen(Bots)< Limit and LastConnect +0.05<time.time():
- Bot = StressBot('Bot%d' %CurBot)
- res = Bot.Connect('121.73.122.146',25565)
- print'Connect on Bot%d succeeded (%d/%d)' %(CurBot-1,len(Bots)+1,Limit)
- else:
- print'Connect on Bot%d failed (%d/%d)' %(CurBot-1,len(Bots),Limit)