hack/benchmark: remove deprecated boom parameter

Benchmark script will fail to run with -readall flag provided

hack/benchmark/bench.sh

@@ -9,17 +9,17 @@ keyarray=( 64 256 )
 for keysize in ${keyarray[@]}; do
 
   echo write, 1 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -m PUT -n 10 -readall -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 1 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -m PUT -n 10 -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 1 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo write, 64 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -m PUT -n 640 -readall -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 64 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -m PUT -n 640 -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 64 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo write, 256 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -m PUT -n 2560 -readall -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 256 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -m PUT -n 2560 -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 256 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo write, 64 client, $keysize key size, to all servers
   for i in ${servers[@]}; do
-    ./boom -m PUT -n 210 -readall -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 21 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo &
+    ./boom -m PUT -n 210 -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 21 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo &
   done
   # wait for all booms to start running
   sleep 3
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ for keysize in ${keyarray[@]}; do
 
   echo write, 256 client, $keysize key size, to all servers
   for i in ${servers[@]}; do
-    ./boom -m PUT -n 850 -readall -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 85 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo &
+    ./boom -m PUT -n 850 -d value=`head -c $keysize < /dev/zero | tr '\0' '\141'` -c 85 -T application/x-www-form-urlencoded $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo &
   done
   sleep 3
   for pid in $(pgrep 'boom'); do
@@ -42,24 +42,24 @@ for keysize in ${keyarray[@]}; do
   done
 
   echo read, 1 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -n 100 -c 1 -readall $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -n 100 -c 1 $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo read, 64 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -n 6400 -c 64 -readall $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -n 6400 -c 64 $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo read, 256 client, $keysize key size, to leader
-  ./boom -n 25600 -c 256 -readall $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+  ./boom -n 25600 -c 256 $leader/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
 
   echo read, 64 client, $keysize key size, to all servers
   # bench servers one by one, so it doesn't overload this benchmark machine
   # It doesn't impact correctness because read request doesn't involve peer interaction.
   for i in ${servers[@]}; do
-    ./boom -n 21000 -c 21 -readall $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+    ./boom -n 21000 -c 21 $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
   done
 
   echo read, 256 client, $keysize key size, to all servers
   for i in ${servers[@]}; do
-    ./boom -n 85000 -c 85 -readall $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
+    ./boom -n 85000 -c 85 $i/v2/keys/foo | grep -e "Requests/sec" -e "Latency" -e "90%" | tr "\n" "\t" | xargs echo
   done
 
 done