STRESSANT(1)

NAME
stressant - Stressant Documentation

SYNOPSIS

stressant [-h] [-v] [--logfile LOGFILE] [--email EMAIL] [--smtpserver SMTPSERVER] [--smtpuser SMTPUSER] [--smtppass SMTPPASS] [--information] [--disk] [--no-smart] [--diskDevice DISKDEVICE] [--overwrite] [--diskPercent DISKPERCENT] [--fileSize FILESIZE] [--cpu] [--cpuBurnTime CPUBURNTIME] [--network] [--iperfServer IPERFSERVER] [--iperfTime IPERFTIME]

DESCRIPTION

Stressant is a simple yet complete stress-testing tool that forces a computer to perform a series of test using well-known Linux software in order to detect possible design or construction failures.

OPTIONS

EXAMPLES

Small run load with defaults:

        stressant

Very fast test, useful to run if you are worried about crashing the machine:

        stressant --fileSize 1M --cpuBurnTime 1s --iperfTime 1

Extensive test with complete disk wipe and SMART long test:

        sudo stressant --diskPercent 100% --overwrite --cpuBurnTime 24h --smart
        # wait for the prescribed time, then show the SMART test results:
        sudo smartctl -l selftest

Network test only on dedicated server:

        stressant --no-information --no-cpu --no-disk --iperfServer iperf.example.net

Send test results by email:

        stressant --email person@example.com

If the mail server refuses mail from your location, you can use another relay (password will be prompted):

        stressant --email person@example.com --smtpserver submission.example.net --smtpuser person --smtppassword

SEE ALSO

hdparm(8), smartctl(8), dd(1), fio(), stress-ng(1), iperf3(1)

AUTHOR
Antoine Beaupre

COPYRIGHT
2017, Antoine Beaupre