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we are able to run sbt: assembly for gatling-dse-stress
After that, it created the file
target: scala-2.12 classes resolution-cache test-classes gatling-dse-sims
sbt:gatling-dse-simcatalog> target/scala-2.12/gatling-dse-sims listSims [error] Expected key [error] Not a valid key: scala-2 (similar: scalafmt, scalaHome, scalastyle) [error] target/scala-2.12/gatling-dse-sims listSims [error] ^
Please helps how to resolve this one
@ramakrishnab_179379 It looks like you're running the gatling-dse-sims application from inside a sbt shell and it won't work. I'm not sure which instructions you're following but you need to run the application from a Linux shell.
Here is what I did on my test server using the instructions on https://github.com/datastax/gatling-dse-simcatalog. First, I cloned the repository with:
$ git clone git@github.com:datastax/gatling-dse-simcatalog.git
Then I built the app:
$ cd gatling-dse-simcatalog $ sbt clean assembly
Finally, to list the available simulations:
$ cd target/scala-2.12 $ ./gatling-dse-sims listSims Available sims: - sims.examples.cql.members.InsertMembersSimulation - sims.examples.cql.orders.ReadOrderSimulation - sims.examples.cql.orders.ReadWriteOrderPercentSimulation - sims.examples.cql.orders.WriteOrderSimulation - sims.examples.cql.urls.InsertUrlsSimulation - sims.examples.graph.ReadSimulation - sims.examples.graph.ReadWriteSimulation - sims.examples.graph.WriteSimulation - sims.examples.solr.accounts.SolrQueryAccountsSimulation - sims.examples.solr.accounts.WriteAccountsSimulation
As a side note, Gatling DSE Stress and the simulation catalog are no longer being actively maintained.
We recommend that you instead use the recently-released NoSQLBench -- open-source NoSQL benchmarking software. You can find the NoSQLBench documentation at http://docs.nosqlbench.io/#/docs. Cheers!
Fantastic! Just a reminder that we no longer maintain that tool and that you should use NoSQLBench instead. Cheers!
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