This project is a work in progress.
cassandra-stress is a configuration-based tool for doing benchmarks and testing simple data models for Apache Cassandra.
Unfortunately, it can be challenging to configure a workload. There are fairly common data models and workloads seen on Apache Cassandra.
This tool aims to provide a means of executing configurable, pre-defined profiles.
Full docs are here: https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-cass-stress/
The easiest way to get started on Linux is to use system packages. Instructions for installation can be found here: https://rustyrazorblade.github.io/easy-cass-stress/#_installation
Clone this repo, then build with gradle:
git clone https://github.com/rustyrazorblade/easy-cass-stress.git
cd easy-cass-stress
./gradlew shadowJar
Use the shell script wrapper to start and get help:
bin/easy-cass-stress -h
Time series workload with a billion operations:
bin/easy-cass-stress run BasicTimeSeries -i 1B
Key value workload with a million operations across 5k partitions, 50:50 read:write ratio:
bin/easy-cass-stress run KeyValue -i 1M -p 5k -r .5
Time series workload, using TWCS:
bin/easy-cass-stress run BasicTimeSeries -i 10M --compaction "{'class':'TimeWindowCompactionStrategy', 'compaction_window_size': 1, 'compaction_window_unit': 'DAYS'}"
Time series workload with a run lasting 1h and 30mins:
bin/easy-cass-stress run BasicTimeSeries -d "1h30m"
Time series workload with Cassandra Authentication enabled:
bin/easy-cass-stress run BasicTimeSeries -d '30m' -U '<username>' -P '<password>'
**Note**: The quotes are mandatory around the username/password
if they contain special chararacters, which is pretty common for password
Docs are served out of /docs and can be rebuild using ./gradlew docs.