NetMeter | NetMeter network performance measurement tool

NetMeter is a Python library. NetMeter has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However NetMeter build file is not available and it has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

To automate the Iperf testing procedures between two clients, and to present the test results graphically, in easily understandable format, the NetMeter script can be used. It is designed to perform Iperf tests in both directions, with different packet sizes, varying amount of streams, and varying test times. The results are reported on an html page with a clear graphical representation (sample). Besides the graphs, all the data files (raw and processed) and the scripts that are used to draw the plots are saved. This is done so that, for example, a need for modifications in one of the tests or plots will not require performing an entire run again, but rather the modification of a single text file. NetMeter is also aware of Iperf malfunctions, which are quite common in certain scenarios. Because all the data and the plot-drawing scripts are preserved and can be changed manually or by scripting, NetMeter can be used in many scenarios. NetMeter works between a Linux local machine, and Linux or Windows clients, when one of the clients can be the local machine itself. CPU Measurements are provided as well in such case. NetMeter can measure the bandwidth on other network adapters than the ones it connects to for control, which adds to its flexibility.