How to use Raspberry Pi to stimulate IoT devices traffic - raspberry-pi

I wonder how can I use Raspberry Pi to stimulate IoT devices traffics.
There isn't a lot of resources on google so I'd post my question here.
What tools could I use?
Thanks ahead

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