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README
By using the dynamo-performace application from this package with your AWS API credentials costs will incure to your AWS account. Depending on the provisioned test table read and write throughput these costs can be in the order of several dollars per hour.
Also be aware that there is an option to keep the table after the tests are finished (for example for usage with successive test runs). If you use that option you have to make sure that you delete the table yourself when you don't need it any more.
Installation
First make sure that you have at least version 1.20 of Cabal. You can upgrade to a recent version via
cabal install Cabal --constraint='cabal>=1.20'
It is important that you upgrade to a recent Cabal version before you run one of the following commands.
For installation from Hackage you run:
cabal install aws-performance-tests
For installation from the GitHub repository can can use the following commands:
git clone https://github.com/alephcloud/hs-aws-performance-tests
cd hs-aws-performance-tests
cabal install
Charts
Optionally the application can be compiled with support for generating charts. For this you must install cairo and gtk2hs-buildtools. You also need recent versions of alex and happy. On a Linux/Debian system you can install cairo as follows:
sudo apt-get install libcairo2
The Haskell build-tools are installed via:
cabal install alex happy gtk2hs-buildtools
You then pass the flag -fwith-chart to the the installation commands:
cabal install aws-performance-tests -fwith-chart
Or when compiling the sources from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/alephcloud/hs-aws-performance-tests
cd hs-aws-performance-tests
cabal install -fwith-chart
Usage
After installing the package you'll find the executable dynamodb-performance in the
default location where cabal is configured to install binaries.
In order to use the application you must put your AWS API credentials for
your AWS account in the file ~/.aws-keys as described in the
Documentation of the aws package.
For help on available options you may call the executable with --help:
dynamodb-performance --help