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name: Skytable Benchmark Tool
version: 0.5.2
author: Sayan N. <ohsayan@outlook.com>
about: |
        The Skytable benchmark tool can be used to benchmark Skytable installations. 
        If you find any issues, then report one here: https://github.com/skytable/skytable
args:
        - connections:
                  short: c
                  long: connections
                  value_name: count
                  help: Sets the number of simultaneous clients
                  takes_value: true
        - queries:
                  short: q
                  long: queries
                  value_name: number
                  help: Sets the number of queries to run
                  takes_value: true
        - size:
                  short: s
                  long: kvsize
                  value_name: bytes
                  help: Sets the size of the key/value pairs
                  takes_value: true
        - json:
                  required: false
                  long: json
                  help: Sets output type to JSON
                  takes_value: false
        - host:
                  short: h
                  required: false
                  long: host
                  value_name: host
                  help: Sets the remote host to connect to
                  takes_value: true
        - port:
                  short: p
                  required: false
                  long: port
                  value_name: port
                  help: Sets the remote port to connect to
                  takes_value: true
subcommands:
        - testkey:
                  about: This can be used to create 'mock' keys
                  args:
                          - count:
                                    short: c
                                    required: true
                                    long: count
                                    value_name: NUMBEROFKEYS
                                    help: Sets the number of keys to create
                                    takes_value: true