I find myself needing this often on different servers, you may find it useful too. This script creates a timestamped dump of a mysql database to the current directory. Assumes it runs as a user who can connect to the database. You can set those credentials using the -u and -p command line switches for mysqldump

#!/bin/bash
# retrieve a database and gzip it

if [ $# -ne 1]
then
  echo "Usage: `basename $0` {database_name}"
  exit $E_BADARGS
fi

DB="$1"

DATEZ=`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M`
OUTFILE="$DB.$DATEZ.sql.gz";

echo "mysqldump for $DB to $OUTFILE"
sudo mysqldump --opt -e -C -Q $1 | gzip -c > $OUTFILE

The function here will take an HTML fragment and return an array of useful images it finds.

This is a cool utility that uses YSlow! and PhantomJS to measure your site\'s speed across many pages. Should be good for identifying slow individual pages as well as practices that impact multiple pages.

This is how it works: You feed it with a start URL and how deep you want it to crawl. The pages are fetched and all links within the same domain from that page are analyzed, and a couple of HTML pages are created with the result. Sounds simple?

From: Performance Calendar » Do you sitespeed?