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Another common reason is that on distributed databases you often don't want your data stored in the same chunk/shard as the last one. You want to spread out you
by larkost 7y ago
Another common reason is that on distributed databases you often don't want your data stored in the same chunk/shard as the last one. You want to spread out your writes.
This of course is not good design if your access patterns involve a lot of sequential reads, so you have to be aware of what you are going to do.