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Cassandra-stress tool inserts data into the default keyspace Keyspace1. How can I insert into a specific keyspace?

Thanks Smitha

giampaolo
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The latest stress tool for cassandra 2.1 allows you to create your own schema and even comes with 3 example schemas, one of which called cqlstress-example.yaml. They can be found in C*-dir/tools/.

You can issue a stress command as follows:

./bin/cassandra-stress user profile=./cqlstress-example.yaml ops\(insert=1\)

This blog covers the custom stressing with the tool.

Lyuben Todorov
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Latest cassandra-stress tool provides the option of -schema that you can use to specify your own keyspace/schema. E.g.

cassandra-stress read n=200000 -schema keyspace="myOwnKeyspace"

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