⚡ Documentation

Authorized Load & Performance Testing — Ethical Use Only

About stresser.lol

stresser.lol is a professional load- and stress-testing platform designed to help developers, DevOps, and security teams validate the performance, reliability, and resilience of their own servers and services. It focuses on repeatable, auditable tests and clear reporting so teams can discover bottlenecks and improve capacity planning.

IMPORTANT — Legal & Ethical Notice: stresser.lol is built only for lawful, authorized, defensive load- and performance-testing of infrastructure that you own or where you have explicit, written permission to test. Unauthorized testing against third-party systems is illegal and strictly forbidden.

High-Level Features

Supported Test Categories

The following categories are described at a high level to help authorized operators understand what the platform can simulate:

HTTP / Application-layer load

Simulates realistic HTTP request patterns to measure throughput, latency, and error handling for web applications and APIs.

Connection and transport-level tests (TCP)

Exercises server behavior under high numbers of concurrent connections and connection lifecycle changes to validate resource limits.

Packet-rate and throughput tests (UDP)

Measures how infrastructure handles high packet rates and raw throughput scenarios; useful for validating network stacks and packet-processing capacity.

Amplification-style scenarios

Provides controlled amplification simulations using private or emulated reflectors to validate defensive controls (rate limiting, ingress filtering) in isolated, authorized environments.

Game-server / protocol emulation

Generates synthetic traffic patterns that mimic typical game-server workloads or custom UDP-based services for capacity testing in lab environments.

Method Catalog

Special Methods

Game Methods

UDP Protocol Profiles

TCP Protocol Profiles

Amplification & Reflection Scenarios

Quickstart (Safe Lab Deployment)

  1. Sign in at https://stresser.lol and create an organization workspace. Enforce multi-factor authentication for every operator.
  2. Upload written proof of authorization (change request, signed consent letter) and define the approved IP ranges, time windows, and escalation contacts in the Authorization tab.
  3. Register your lab or staging targets. Keep connectivity confined to infrastructure you own or to networks covered by the consent document.
  4. Choose a simulation profile (e.g., TCP-SOCKET, UDP-VSE, GAME-MIX) and start with conservative concurrency and duration limits.
  5. Launch the exercise from the dashboard. Track live metrics, error rates, and automated safeguards; be ready to trigger the Safety Stop if impact exceeds the documented threshold.
  6. After completion, export the signed run report and archive it with your operational logs or incident-response records.

Security & Authorization Checklist

Before running any test, verify the following:

Warning: Violating this checklist can result in account suspension and legal consequences.

Why Teams Choose stresser.lol

Contact & Support

For enterprise evaluations, lab simulators, or guidance on safe testing, reach out through the Telegram support bot @stresserlol_supportbot or email security@stresser.lol.