arielweisberg

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   by arielweisberg 15y ago

   There are worse things than crashing. Like soldiering on and corrupting data. The most unstable clustered database I have ever come across was suffering from broken TCP drivers. Never assume a cause until you have actually tracked it down.
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   by arielweisberg 15y ago

   I get it, very cool.
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   by arielweisberg 15y ago

   If the index key does not start with the partition key, then won't that end up being everything in the majority of cases? In the examples given (price, license plate) there is no locality between the partition keys (armor id, person) and th
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   by arielweisberg 15y ago

   I don't follow how these don't always end up being distributed queries since the index key doesn't include the partition key. Where is the locality coming from in the index scanning and value retrieval? If the key is individual armor type,
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   by arielweisberg 15y ago

   Two questions about TPC-C on a sharded database. How are you sharding the TPC-C workload? If the answer is sharding on warehouse, how are you implementing the distributed transactions in new order?