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  1. Couchbase C client library libcouchbase
  2. CCBC-878

Collection support in pillowfight

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    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Major
    • 2.8.4
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      It would be very useful to enhance pillowfight with collection awareness to assist testing and benchmarking of the server.

      Note cbworkloadgen supports collections, at a minimum we should copy what cbworkloadgen does.

      cbworkloadgen was changed to accept two new CLI arguments.

      1. -s
      2. -c

      The -s option allows the client to specify a custom separating character which will be used in forming keys <prefix><separator><random>.

      The -c option allows the client to specify collection names, these really just describe the prefix. When the -c option is specified cbworkloadgen adds "collections" to its HELLO message. Note that cbworkloadgen allows many -c inputs, each one adding another prefix to the list allowed.

      Examples:

      > cbworkloadgen <usual options> -s : -c beer

      Will generate only beer:<random> keys

      > cbworkloadgen <usual options> -s : -c beer -c brewery

      Using many -c will alternate in generating beer:<random>, brewery:<random> keys

      Basically the key generation will round-robin through the list of collections so we evenly write/read to the list specified.

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