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# Stress application

A simple example application that uses the Java Driver to stress test
Cassandra. This also somewhat stress tests the Java Driver as a result.

Please note that this simple example is far from being a complete stress
application. In particular it currently supports a very limited number of
stress scenarios.

## Usage

You will need to build the stress application fist:

    ./bin/build

After which you can run it using for instance:

    ./bin/stress insert_prepared

Of course, you will need to have at least one Cassandra node running (on
127.0.0.1 by default) for this to work. Please refer to:

    ./bin/stress -h

for more details on the options available.
