Response generator is a web application that simulates response times according to chosen distribution.

Supported distributions are:

• uniform
• constant
• gauss
• gamma
• exponentional
• logarithmic
• pareto
• weibull

Each distribution have specific parameters by which you can manipulate the end response time in seconds. To each distribution we added a k parameter which shifts the end response time for k.

Response generator is designed to be used inside real application as a API call. Each distribution has it's own URL and accepts it's own parameters, parameter k and test=[true|false] parameter:

• /uniform?a=1&b=2&k=3&test=true
• /constant?c=1&test=true
• /expo?lambda=1&k=0&test=true
• /log?mu=1&sigma=2&k=0&test=true
• /gamma?alpha=1&beta=2&k=0&test=true
• /gauss?mu=10&sigma=2&k=0&test=true
• /log?mu=1&sigma=2&k=0&test=true
• /pareto?alpha=1&k=0&test=true
• /weibull?alpha=1&beta=2&k=0&test=true

Use test=true if you want to just print the value.

Use test=false if you want to actually make a delay.

• Gauss distribution has mu and sigma parameters and we want to just get the value:

  /gauss?mu=1&sigma=2&k=0&test=true
  

• Uniform distribution has a and b parameters and we want to make a delay:

  /uniform?a=1&b=2&k=0&test=false
  

• Exponentional distribution has lambda parameter and we want to shift the end response time for 10 units and make a delay:

  /expo?lambda=1&k=10&test=false