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That matches many, if not most most real world workloads. When hotspots happen, you just continue to shard, as they don't have to be equally sized, even if you
by derekperkins 4y ago
That matches many, if not most most real world workloads. When hotspots happen, you just continue to shard, as they don't have to be equally sized, even if you shard a single warehouse id to a dedicated node and vertically scale it up.
- AdamProut 4y agoYep, lots of real world workloads shard very well. That wasn't my point. My point was that "most" distributed SQL Databases that do sharding will do very well on TPC-C. You can google search for equivalently impressive results for many distributed SQL databases. Each of them can keep adding more warehouses to the TPC-C workload along with more hosts and shards to the distributed SQL database to push the TPC-C TpmC results into the millions.