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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have Alfresco (Java, web based, tomcat) installed on a server.<br />
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we need to do a stress test if that Alfresco is gonna be used by 500 users, and 25 concurrent users.<br />
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My questions are :<br />
- Can you advise open source tools for this stress test (Java, web based, tomcat)? <br />
- Can u give a URL that explain step by step to do the test? <br />
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Thanks before.
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Hi Guys,

I have Alfresco (Java, web based, tomcat) installed on a server.

we need to do a stress test if that Alfresco is gonna be used by 500 users, and 25 concurrent users.

My questions are :
- Can you advise open source tools for this stress test (Java, web based, tomcat)? 
- Can u give a URL that explain step by step to do the test? 

Thanks before.

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