A tool for testing the DataStax Spark Cassandra Connector against both Apache Cassandra (TM) and DataStax Enterprise (DSE) with either bundled libraries from DSE, Maven, or the connector built from source!
This project is built using Gradle and can be built in three exciting ways:
- Using the Connector and Spark libraries installed by DataStax Enterprise
- Using libraries downloaded from maven
- Using libraries assembled fresh from your local Spark Cassandra Connector Repository
The jar can be built using
./gradlew jar -Pagainst=[type]
Where type is one of dse,maven or source
DSE libraries are located by looking for the installation of DSE on your machine.
Change environment variables DSE_HOME and DSE_RESOURCES if your installation
differs from the default.
Defaults
DSE_HOME=$HOME/dse
DSE_RESOURCES=$HOME/dse/resources
When getting libraries from Maven we need to specify the Connector version and
Spark Version libraries to compile against. Change environment variables
CONNECTOR_VERSION and SPARK_VERSION to the artifacts you would like to
use.
Defaults
CONNECTOR_VERSION=1.2.0-rc2
SPARK_VERSION=1.2.1
Gradle will attempt to clean and build the assembly jar for the Spark Connector
looking for the repository in environment variable SPARKCC_HOME. This will
build whatever commit the connector is currently at.
Default
SPARKCC_HOME=$HOME/repos/spark-cassandra-connector/
There are many options which can be used to configure your run of
Spark Cassandra Stress but the two main invocations are either using
dse spark-submit or spark-submit.
See the run.sh script for examples or use it to launch the program.
./run.sh [dse|apache] --help
Will bring up the built in help.
Copyright 2014-17, DataStax, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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