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hack64566yIts not close to DDoS test but I used bombardier, wrk and go-wrk for stress testing an api endpoint. They simply sends requests to given url with multiple threads and displays how much request handled, request/sec etc. Its not actually answer to your question but here is my 2 cents.
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@hack Yep, bombardier is what I use too, although I need something that supports random parameters in the url (like an id) to be as realistic as possible
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hack64566y@encrypt0r if you want random parameters/multiple urls, you could check https://locust.io . it supports python to define set of rules and IMO it's easy to use. Also it's opensource
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