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Bombardier

codesenberg

Micro-benchmark CLI Open Source Self-hosted

Frequently asked

Is it open source?

Yes. Bombardier is listed as open source.

What protocols does it support?

Bombardier supports HTTP, HTTPS.

Is it cloud or self-hosted?

Bombardier is listed as self-hosted.

Is it still maintained?

Bombardier is listed as active.

Bombardier generates HTTP and HTTPS traffic and reports latency, throughput, and status distributions. It supports command-line benchmarking for web endpoints.

About

Bombardier is a fast, cross-platform HTTP(S) benchmarking and load-testing tool written in the Go programming language. It is designed to flood web servers with requests to test their performance and can simulate multiple concurrent users. It utilizes the fasthttp library by default for high performance, though it also supports the standard net/http library for specific requirements like HTTP/2.x.

Features

  • High-performance HTTP(S) benchmarking
  • Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows) support
  • Supports both fasthttp and standard net/http clients
  • Customizable concurrency levels and test duration
  • Supports HTTP/1 and HTTP/2 testing
  • Detailed performance statistics (QPS, latency, throughput)
  • Configurable output formats via user-defined templates

Pricing

Free and open source (MIT License)

Author / Company

codesenberg (GitHub organization/user)

Latest release

v2.0.2 · 2025-03-04

Version 2.0.2 includes a fix for a bug where the --insecure flag was not functioning correctly without custom client certificates.

GROUNDED VIA EXA · 2026-08-11

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