qwerty541 / dns-bench

Find the fastest DNS in your location to improve internet browsing experience.

Hey 👋, I'm Alexandr

• I'm a software engineer from Ukraine with 5 years of commercial development experience.
• Currently working on Overvis Cloud Platform for remote monitoring and control of industrial equipment.
• In my free time i love contributing to open source projects and playing video games.
• One of github-readme-stats maintainers.
• Creator of several small Rust crates (dns-bench, logged-tcp-proxy and logged-stream) and OpenCart 3 plugins.

dns-bench's Issues

Feature: Output Formats

Provide options for different output formats, such as JSON or CSV, in addition to the table format.

Feature: Sorting Data

Allow users to sort results by name, IP, resolved IP and time with ascending and descending way.

Feature: Export results

Enable users to export benchmark results to a file (e.g., CSV, JSON) for further analysis or sharing.

Feature: TLS protocol support

Feature: TCP protocol support

Feature: HTTPS protocol support

Feature: Concurrency control

Allow users to control the level of concurrency (number of parallel requests) to simulate different usage scenarios using special command line argument.

Feature: Timeout Configuration

Allow users to configure the timeout for DNS queries to accommodate different network conditions.

Feature: Requests count control

Add ability to specify count of request to each DNS with special command line argument.

Feature: IPv6 Support

Include support for IPv6 addresses and benchmark both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS servers.

Feature: Historical Data

Implement a feature to store historical data, allowing users to compare current results with previous benchmarks.

Feature: Custom DNS Server List

Allow users to provide their own list of DNS servers for benchmarking.