To send 10000 requests to a website in 1 second, we can take advantage of Go's concurrency features. Specifically, we will use goroutines and channels to make concurrent HTTP requests.
Here's an example code that demonstrates this approach:
main.go1178 chars59 linesIn this code, we create a http.Client with a custom transport that allows multiple idle connections and limits the maximum number of connections per host. We also create a sync.WaitGroup to wait for all requests to complete.
We then loop over the number of requests we want to send, and call go func() to create a new goroutine for each request. In each goroutine, we create a new HTTP request and send it using the http.Client.
Once all requests are sent, we wait for them to complete using the sync.WaitGroup.
Finally, we calculate the duration of the entire operation and print some statistics, such as the total number of requests sent and the requests per second.
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