I'm trying to use Siege to load test a Magento site. However, it does not appear that Siege makes requests with session cookie returned from previous request. For example, in my urls.txt file:
http://dev.example.com/
http://dev.example.com/catalog/product/view/id/167119
http://dev.example.com/checkout_cart/add POST product=167119&super_attribute[92]=952&super_attribute[196]=186&qty=1
http://dev.example.com/checkout/onepage/
http://dev.example.com/checkout/onepage/saveMethod POST method=guest
It would be nice if Siege would use the frontend cookie Magento returns when it accesses the first url above, the home page, and resend that cookie when it requests the second url above, the product page. Is this something siege can do?
Best Answer
As per Siege FAQ it should be supporting cookies
So I would suggest inspecting the cookies you're getting from Magento, and if they are not Netscape-compatible, I'm afraid you will have to consider another load testing tool, check out Open Source Load Testing Tools: Which One Should You Use? article for the most prominent free and open source load testing tools listed and compared.