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BitSpeed Inspect Explains HTTP Transfers and Compares Saved Runs
A slow request gives you a duration. The next question is where that duration came from, and whether the same interval changed after you adjusted something. BitSpeed …
Inspect 0.1.1 is available
Know Where Transfer Time Goes
Inspect records an HTTP request, explains the measured intervals and compares saved runs. Transfer is a separate tool in development for moving one file in verified chunks. Both belong here.
Released
Inspect records, explains and compares HTTP transfers
Developing
Transfer is being built around verified chunks and recovery
JSON
Saved observations and machine-readable reports
Apache 2.0
License for the Go tool code
Independent commands, clear release status and evidence you can inspect. No hosted service is required.
Guides and project notes
testing
How BitSpeed Inspect Was Tested
Inspect’s tests challenge its explanations as well as its ability to complete a request. Controlled local endpoints delay headers, stream bodies, redirect, return …
http
HTTP Transfer Timing Needs More Than a Stopwatch
Two HTTP requests can take the same total time for very different reasons. One may spend most of its observed interval establishing a connection. Another may receive its …
project
Why the Project Is Called BitSpeed
BitSpeed is a useful name only if it leads to a clear job. For Inspect, that job is explaining where observed transfer time goes. The name should get you to a measurement …
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