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- 
  Accumulo Stress Test
- --------------------
+ ====================
+ 
+ This is an attempt to observe the behavior Accumulo displays when compacting 
and
+ reading cells. There are two components to this package:
+ `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Write` and
+ `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Scan`.
+ 
+ Since this test is meant to stress the system, there is no pre-defined test
+ period and no success criteria that we can programmatically check. During a
+ successful test period, the Accumulo cluster should remain stable and
+ functional. Possible failure conditions include component failures, such as
+ tablet servers running out of memory.
+ 
+ The `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Write` utility provides facilities
+ for writing random sized cells. Users can configure minimum and maximum sized
+ portions of a cell. The portions users can configure are the row, column 
family,
+ column qualifier and value. Note that the sizes are uniformly distributed
+ between the minimum and maximum values.
+ 
+ The `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Scan` utility provides users with
+ the ability to query tables generated by the Write. It will pick a tablet at
+ random and scan the entire range. The amount of times this process is 
performed
+ is user configurable. By default, it happens 1,024 times. Users can also 
specify
+ whether or not the scan should be isolated.
+ 
+ There is no shared state intended by either of these services. This allows
+ multiple clients to be run in parallel, either on the same host or distributed
+ across hosts.
+ 
+ ## Prerequisites
+ 
+ The utilities are run on a normal, initialized Accumulo cluster. By default,
+ they only work with a table named "stress_test".
+ 
+ The start and stop scripts rely on pssh. Before running them, you will need
+ to install pssh on the machines that will be controlled by them.
+ 
+ ## Running
+ 
+ Copy `stress-env.sh.example` to `stress-env.sh` and edit it, supplying at 
least
+ correct values for the USERPASS and INSTANCE variables. The remainder of this
+ file describes and provides defaults for many of the configuration options
+ for the stress utilities.
+ 
+ ### Individual Execution
+ 
+ Before starting a fresh write test, clear out the test table using the 
Accumulo
+ shell.
+ 
+     > deletetable -f stress_test
+     > createtable stress_test
+ 
+ To run a writer:
+ 
+     $ ./writer.sh
+ 
+ The writer will begin logging into a "logs" subdirectory, using timestamped
+ filenames. You can stop the writer by killing it or using Control-C.
+ 
+ To run a reader:
+ 
+     $ ./reader.sh
+ 
+ The reader logs like the writer. By default, the reader reads forever, but
+ it can be configured for a fixed number of scan iterations.
  
- This is an attempt to observe the behavior Accumulo displays when compacting 
and reading these cells. There are two components to this package: 
`org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Write` and 
`org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Scan`.
+ ### Group Execution
  
- Since this test is meant to stress the system, there is no pre-defined test 
period and no success criteria that we can programmatically check. During a 
successful test period, the Accumulo cluster should remain stable and 
functional. Possible failure conditions include component failures, such as 
tablet servers running out of memory.
+ To run writers across multiple machines, create a writers file and list each
+ host that will run a writer, one per line.
  
- The `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Write` utility provides 
facilities for writing random sized cells. Users can configure minimum and 
maximum sized portions of a cell. The portions users can configure are the row, 
column family, column qualifier and value. Note that the sizes are uniformly 
distributed between the minimum and maximum values
+ Finally, to start and stop the writers:
  
- The `org.apache.accumulo.test.stress.random.Scan` utility provides users with 
the ability to query tables generated by the Write. It will pick a tablet at 
random and scan the entire range. The amount of times this process is performed 
is user configurable. By default, it happens 1,024 times. Users can also 
specify whether or not the scan should be isolated or not.
+     $ ./start-writers.sh
+     $ ./stop-writers.sh
  
- There is no shared state intended by either of these services. This allows 
multiple clients to be run in parallel, either on the same host or 
distributedacross hosts.
+ For readers, make a similar readers file, and use `start-readers.sh` and
+ `stop-readers.sh`.
  
- See the provided `test/system/stress/writer.sh` and 
`test/system/stress/reader.sh` scripts for example configuration options and 
how to launch the processes.
+ The start scripts copy out stress-env.sh to each of the writers and readers,
+ overwriting what is there, so you only need to edit the file on the host from
+ which you run those scripts.
 +
- Note that in versions of Accumulo greater than 1.6.0, users should verify 
that the cell sizes they supply meet the criteria set forth by the key 
constraints on their tables. By default, tables are configured to reject keys 
that are are greater than 1MB.
++Note that in versions of Accumulo greater than 1.6.0, users should verify that
++the cell sizes they supply meet the criteria set forth by the key constraints
++on their tables. By default, tables are configured to reject keys that are
++greater than 1MB.

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