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PingPlotter vs Pktgen-DPDK

PingPlotter

pingplotter.com

Pktgen-DPDK

github.com

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FigurePingPlotterPktgen-DPDK
Price from$6.99/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
iOSYes—
APIYes—
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published61
Spec score · Network Testing Software8.8 (#2)7.2 (#26)
Founded19982010
SupportPingPlotter directs users to its support team for help with downloads, licenses, and product questions.The project directs users to GitHub issues for bug reports and feature requests and asks for version, DPDK build, NIC, driver, and reproduction details.

Plans

PingPlotter

  • FreeFree
  • Standard$6.99 a month
  • Professional$29 a month
  • Professional Edition$29 a month
  • PingPlotter Cloud$90 a month
  • Standard EditionPrice not published

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Pktgen-DPDK

  • Pktgen-DPDKFree

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In their own words

PingPlotter

PingPlotter monitors network performance and maps network paths to help locate connection problems. It tracks latency, jitter and packet loss, with desktop editions monitoring connections from one Windows or macOS computer. PingPlotter Cloud adds an online dashboard for remote connections, while Insights analyzes network data for incidents, possible causes and fixes. Cloud alert actions can make REST calls to services including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat and JIRA. Webhooks can report agent status or connection-quality changes and link to compatible apps through services such as Zapier and Power Automate. Desktop editions have a 14-day trial; afterward, the free version allows one connection, no remote collection and 10 minutes of monitoring history. Cloud trials last seven days. The free plan is free. Standard Edition starts at $6.99/mo.; Professional Edition is $29 a month, and PingPlotter Cloud is $90 a month. Platforms listed include Windows, macOS, Linux, web and iOS.

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Pktgen-DPDK

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