Apache bench + Gnuplot Script

benchmark.sh

#!/bin/bash

echo -e "\nbenchmark.sh -n<number of requests> -c<number of concurrency> <URL1> <URL2> ..."

echo -e "\nEx: benchmark.sh -n100 -c10 http://www.google.com/ http://www.bing.com/ \n"

## Gnuplot settings
echo "set terminal png
set output 'benchmark_${1}_${2}.png'
set title 'Benchmark: ${1} ${2}'
set size 1,1
set grid y
set xlabel 'request'
set ylabel 'response time (ms)' " > /tmp/plotme


## Loop over parameters
c=1
for var in "$@"
do
	
    ## skipping first parameters (concurrency and requests)
    if [ $c -gt 2 ]  
    then

	## apache-bench
    	ab $1 $2 -g "gnuplot_${c}.out" "${var}"
	
	## if for concat stuff
 	if [ $c -gt 3 ]  
	then
		echo -e ", 'gnuplot_${c}.out' using 9 smooth sbezier with lines title '${var}' \\" >> /tmp/plotme
	else
		echo -e "plot 'gnuplot_${c}.out' using 9 smooth sbezier with lines title '${var}' \\" >> /tmp/plotme
	fi
    fi

    let c++
done

## plotting
gnuplot /tmp/plotme

echo -e "\n Success! Result image is: benchmark_${1}_${2}.png"

## show the image
eog benchmark_${1}_${2}.png > /dev/null &

People who use this script might want to read:
http://www.bradlanders.com/2013/04/15/apache-bench-and-gnuplot-youre-probably-doing-it-wrong/

@emersonmoretto Thanks a lot man !

This script is ordering events by response times instead of time
-> this is one is working better for me: https://gist.github.com/garethrees/7356890