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Simple CPU stresser in Python

Project description

pystress is a tool to stress your CPU in a simple manner.

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Installation

You can install with pip:

$ pip install pystress

Or, you can download a source distribution and install with these commands:

$ python setup.py install

Example usage

Stress CPU(s) with the same number of processes for 60 (default) seconds:

$ pystress

Stress CPU(s) with 2 processes for 10 seconds:

$ pystress 10 2

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