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When you say that there can't be sharding without more than one one node taking writes, I totally see where you're coming from. And I agree with you. Typically
by redwood 10y ago
When you say that there can't be sharding without more than one one node taking writes, I totally see where you're coming from. And I agree with you. Typically that means that there is a logical isolation between which data goes to which shard so this avoids conflicts too. Usually when people talk about "multimaster" I do not believe they're thinking of this particular scenario but I may be wrong. I'm not familiar but does postgres not shard?
- user5994461 10y agoThere are two cases of multi-master. - All nodes have all data (no sharding). - No nodes have all data (sharding).