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llvd:tldr:1cd01
The command llvd
is an abbreviation for "load large volume data." It is typically used for testing and benchmarking purposes. Let's break down the different components of this command:
-
-p ${path-slug}
: This option specifies the path or location of the data that you want to load.${path-slug}
is likely a placeholder variable that you should replace with the actual path or slug of the data. -
-t ${10,30}
: This option specifies the duration or period of time for which the data should be loaded.${10,30}
is another placeholder variable that should be substituted with specific values. It implies that the data should be loaded for a duration between 10 and 30 units of time. -
--cookies
: This option allows the command to include cookies in the request headers when loading the data. Cookies are small pieces of data stored by websites on a user's computer, and they can be used for various purposes such as maintaining sessions or tracking user behavior.
Overall, the llvd
command is used to load large volume data from a specified path for a specific duration while including cookies in the request headers.