Interpret cassandra-stress output

Each line reports data for the interval between the last elapsed time and current elapsed time.

Created keyspaces. Sleeping 1s for propagation.
   Sleeping 2s...
   Warming up WRITE with 50000 iterations...
   Running WRITE with 200 threads for 1000000 iteration
   type       total ops,    op/s,    pk/s,   row/s,    mean,     med,     .95,     .99,    .999,     max,   time,   stderr, errors,  gc: #,  max ms,  sum ms,  sdv ms,      mb
   total,         43148,   42991,   42991,   42991,     4.6,     1.5,    10.9,   106.1,   239.3,   255.4,    1.0,  0.00000,      0,      1,      49,      49,       0,     612
   total,         98715,   43857,   43857,   43857,     4.6,     1.7,     8.5,    98.6,   204.6,   264.5,    2.3,  0.00705,      0,      1,      45,      45,       0,     619
   total,        157777,   47283,   47283,   47283,     4.1,     1.4,     8.3,    70.6,   251.7,   286.3,    3.5,  0.02393,      0,      1,      59,      59,       0,     611

   Results:
   op rate                   : 46751 [WRITE:46751]
   partition rate            : 46751 [WRITE:46751]
   row rate                  : 46751 [WRITE:46751]
   latency mean              : 4.3 [WRITE:4.3]
   latency median            : 1.3 [WRITE:1.3]
   latency 95th percentile   : 7.2 [WRITE:7.2]
   latency 99th percentile   : 60.5 [WRITE:60.5]
   latency 99.9th percentile : 223.2 [WRITE:223.2]
   latency max               : 503.1 [WRITE:503.1]
   Total partitions          : 1000000 [WRITE:1000000]
   Total errors              : 0 [WRITE:0]
   total gc count            : 18
   total gc mb               : 10742
   total gc time (s)         : 1
   avg gc time(ms)           : 73
   stdev gc time(ms)         : 16
   Total operation time      : 00:00:21

   END

Data	Description
total ops	Running total number of operations during the run.
op/s	Number of operations per second performed during the run.
pk/s	Number of partition operations per second performed during the run.
row/s	Number of row operations per second performed during the run.
mean	Average latency in milliseconds for each operation during that run.
med	Median latency in milliseconds for each operation during that run.
.95	95% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.
.99	99% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.
.999	99.9% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.
max	Maximum latency in milliseconds.
time	Total operation time.
stderr	Standard error of the mean. It is a measure of confidence in the average throughput number; the smaller the number, the more accurate the measure of the cluster’s performance.
gc: #	Number of garbage collections.
max ms	Longest garbage collection in milliseconds.
sum ms	Total of garbage collection in milliseconds.
sdv ms	Standard deviation in milliseconds.
mb	Size of the garbage collection in megabytes.

Data

Description

total ops

Running total number of operations during the run.

op/s

Number of operations per second performed during the run.

pk/s

Number of partition operations per second performed during the run.

row/s

Number of row operations per second performed during the run.

mean

Average latency in milliseconds for each operation during that run.

med

Median latency in milliseconds for each operation during that run.

.95

95% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.

.99

99% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.

.999

99.9% of the time the latency was less than the number displayed in the column.

max

Maximum latency in milliseconds.

time

Total operation time.

stderr

Standard error of the mean. It is a measure of confidence in the average throughput number; the smaller the number, the more accurate the measure of the cluster’s performance.

gc: #

Number of garbage collections.

max ms

Longest garbage collection in milliseconds.

sum ms

Total of garbage collection in milliseconds.

sdv ms

Standard deviation in milliseconds.

Size of the garbage collection in megabytes.

Interpret cassandra-stress output

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