DayZCommunityOfflineMode VS SqlQueryStress

If you are new, and want to learn the vanilla game and weapons without players interrupting you you can set up a LAN server or follow instructions on a offline mod here: https://github.com/Arkensor/DayZCommunityOfflineMode

Okay so I downloaded this: https://github.com/Arkensor/DayZCommunityOfflineMode offline mode like 3 hours ago because I wanted to take the time to learn the systems of dayz and just relax and loot / hunt zombies.

Check out offline mode https://github.com/Arkensor/DayZCommunityOfflineMode Fun to explore the maps. Be sure to dump your crash reports periodically by validating files through steam, select option to dump temporary stuff (sorry I don't have it in front of me to tell you the exact wording)

It's here w/ directions (PC Only). https://github.com/Arkensor/DayZCommunityOfflineMode

https://github.com/Arkensor/DayZCommunityOfflineMode download the missions, create a "missions" folder in your dayz experimental folder(steam/steamapps/common/dayz exp.. ) copy the mission folders you downloaded into that mission folder. open the folder for the map you wanna play and double click the dayzcommunityofflinemode batch file to launch the game.

The server is responsible for physics calculations to avoid cheating. The bugginess of cars comes from client/server desync, where the player's client side position differs from the position calculated by the server. You can test this by using Community Offline Mode and spawning in a car. The cars handle just like they do in single player Arma (which is to say not well at all, but they also won't go into orbit either).

Singleplayer: For many years now, there is a thing called CommunityOfflineMode (made by the modder Arkensor) that is not really a mod, but a customized mission folder that allows the game to run in singleplayer mode, with a bunch of admin tools you can use if you want. Link here

Sample Log Generator: This tool generates synthetic logs that you can customize to fit your needs. While not real-world data, it can be useful for testing specific scenarios or queries: https://github.com/ErikEJ/SqlQueryStress

You could try SqlQueryStress to mock out your database interaction and then increase the threads to see how it handles and then use SP_WhoIsActive to see what you are waiting on while that test is running.

To simulate a simple workload, you can use powerful load testing tools like Locust, K6 or Apache JMeter where you can simulate even the most complex and realistic workload. To create a simple workload, a nice tool originally written by Adam Machanic is also available: SQL Query Stress.