Github user knusbaum commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/storm/pull/2289#discussion_r135073224
  
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    +# Storm Load Generation Tools
    +
    +A set of tools to place an artificial load on a storm cluster to compare 
against a different storm cluster.  This is particularly helpful when making 
changes to the data path in storm to see what if any impact the changes had.  
This is also useful for end users that want to compare different hardware 
setups to see what the trade-offs are, although actually running your real 
topologies is going to be more accurate.
    +
    +## Methodology
    +The idea behind all of these tools is to measure the trade-offs between 
latency, throughput, and cost when processing data using Apache Storm.
    +
    +When processing data you typically will know a few things.  First you will 
know about how much data you are going to be processing.  This will typically 
be a range of values that change throughput the day.  You also will have an 
idea of how quickly you need the data processed by.  Often this is measured in 
terms of the latency it takes to process data at the some percentile or set of 
percentiles.  This is because of most use cases the value of the data declines 
over time, and being able to react to the data quickly is more valuable.  You 
probably also have a budget for how much you are willing to spend to be able to 
process this data.  There are always trade-offs in how quickly you can process 
some data and how efficiently you can processes that data both in terms of 
resource usage (cost) and latency.  These tools are designed to help you 
explore that space.
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    Couple nits:
    1. 
    ```
     Often this is measured in terms of the latency it takes to process data at 
the some percentile or set of percentiles.
    ```
    `the some`
    
    
    2. 
    ```This is because of most use cases ...```
    *in* most use cases? *for* most use cases?


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