Questions tagged [sharding]
strategy for distributing data on several server-nodes that all store the same kind of data. The distribution is based on the content/value of the data. Not to be confused with sharing.
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How do you shard a graph database or graph data?
Imagine I have graph data that is beyond the size of a single machine.
How would you shard a graph database?
I asked on Hacker News and people suggested sharding based on a hash of the predicate-...
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How to deal with runtime changes to tenant-location in a clustered, multitenant web application with app-managed datasources?
I have a Java web application that supports multi-tenancy to keep customer data
separate.
Connection pools to each customer database are created at runtime. The
details of each customer shard (...
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Best way to spread/shard file location on a network UNC
We are developing a system whereby documents/files will be stored on a specialized Content Server and uploaded via a client.
However we want to be able to develop this so if we need to, we can swap ...
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In a distributed system, how to prevent duplicated services from acting multiple times on a common data source?
We are currently rewriting our infrastructure from a monolith to a distributed system because the old system didn`t fit the workload anymore.
In one part of our distributed system, we have an Entity (...
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Source control Sql Server multiple shards with minimal differences
One of the database systems I work with (I'll call it database A) was essentially sharded into 3 schema-identical copies. This was easy to source control, and when a change was made to any of the ...
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The best shard key for user authentication
For access to my API user should send login and password and get generated token for access.
Account
login
password
Suppose the size of account's table is very large. So large - so needs sharding. ...