http-ping is a command line utility that can be used to probe a URL and then provide statistics.
http-ping is a command line utility that can be used to probe a URL and then provide statistics.
http-ping provides the following details for each request: the HTTP return code (and its brief textual description), the number of bytes returned by the server (excluding headers),
the time taken to complete the request (i.e., round-trip time), and a summary of all the requests is presented upon completion.
This utility is essentially the ping command, but it can be used over HTTP/S instead of ICMP, as well as the ability to be utilized in conjunction with a URL in place of an IP address or computer name. http-ping additionally supports IPv6 addresses.
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