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cassandra-bulkloader

CLI tool generating Cassandra SSTables

This tool is simply generating SSTables programmatically. It uses Cassandra's CQLSSTableWriter. After generation of SSTables is finished, you can load them by sstableloader tool as usually.

The project consists of three modules:

  • api - impl is coded against this module
  • impl - implementation of your population logic, depends on api
  • loader - implementation of whole loader CLI application, depends on impl and api.

Build

mvn clean instal

Run

java \
  -cp /path/to/impl-1.0.jar:/path/to/loader-1.0.jar \
  com.instaclustr.cassandra.bulkloader.CLIApplication \
  _command_ \
  _arguments_

No command executes default command - help:

Usage: <main class> [-V] COMMAND
  -V, --version   print version information and exit
Commands:
  csv     tool for bulk-loading of data from csv
  random  tool for bulk-loading of random data

random command

tool for bulk-loading of random data
  -d, --output-dir=[DIRECTORY]
                            Destination where SSTables will be generated.
  -k, --keyspace=[KEYSPACE] Keyspace for which SSTables will be generated.
  -t, --table=[TABLE]       Table for which SSTables will be generated.
  -s, --schema=[PATH]       Path to CQL schema where CREATE TABLE statement is
                              specified.
      --sorted              Whether input data are already sorted (in terms of
                              CQL)
      --partitioner=<partitioner>
                            Paritioner used for SSTable generation, defaults to
                              'murmur'
      --bufferSize=<bufferSize>
                            How much data will be buffered before being written as
                              a new SSTable, in megabytes. Defaults to 128
      --numberOfRecords=<numberOfRecords>
                            Number of records to generate when using random
                              command
      --threads=<threads>   Number of threads to use for generation.
  -f, --file=<file>         file to digest, irrelevant for random loader
  -h, --help                Show this help message and exit.
  -V, --version             Print version information and exit.

csv command

csv command has same arguments as random but --file is mandatory. There is supposed to be CSV file which is representing rows. Each row will be parsed into list of strings passed to RowMapper implementation where you have to map them to list of objects for Cassandra INSERT statement as values.

Row generation

In order to generate data, in case of random generator, you have to implement interface com.instaclustr.cassandra.bulkloader.RowMapper in api module. This implementation should be placed in impl module.

RowMapper interface

package com.instaclustr.cassandra.bulkloader;

import java.util.List;

public interface RowMapper {

    /**
     * Maps list of strings from whatever input representing
     * a row to list of objects to insert into Cassandra.
     *
     * @param row where values are consisting of list of strings
     * @return list of objects to put to insert statement
     */
    List<Object> map(final List<String> row);

    /**
     * Logically same as {@link #map(List)} but all data per row
     * needs to be generated inside of the method. The number
     * of items in the returned list has to match number of columns
     * in a row. Each such object represents value which will be
     * passed to Cassandra INSERT statement.
     *
     * This method is called repeatedly. Number of calls
     * is equal to paramter `--numberOfRecords`.
     *
     * @return list of objects to put to insert statement
     */
    List<Object> random();

    /**
     * @return string representation of INSERT INTO statement. Question marks in VALUES are not
     * meant to be replaced.
     * <p>
     * For example: 'INSERT INTO keyspace.table ("field1, "field2", ...) VALUES (?, ?, ?)'
     */
    String insertStatement();
}

SPI mechanism

There is Java SPI mechanism for implementation discovery so it means that besides implementing API, you have to change impl/src/main/resources/META-INF/services/com.instaclustr.cassandra.bulkloader.RowMapper file containing FQCN of your implemenation on one line.

Once impl jar is placed on the class path, it will be automatically discovered by loader module so you do not need to use any command-line arguments. Mere putting of that JAR on the class path does the job.

This in practice means that you need to compile only impl module which contains one class so the compilation and JAR building will take literally few seconds (less the 1 sec here). The command line arguments and all will look just same.

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