harshitgangal

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by harshitgangal 1y ago
Yes, Vitess supports sharding out of the box. It’s actually one of its core design goals. I am a maintainer on the project, and Vitess provides native support for sharded query routing, resharding, and cluster management at scale.
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by harshitgangal 2y ago
Yes! The founders of PlanetScale were the co-creators of Vitess at YouTube, where it was built to handle MySQL scalability. PlanetScale builds on Vitess but offers a managed, developer-friendly experience.
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by harshitgangal 3y ago
When Vitess was donated to CNCF, there was an internal push from within Google to migrate everything to Spanner. I do not know any other reason. Disclaimer: Vitess Maintainer
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Vitess 18 GA Release(vitess.io)
1 points by harshitgangal 3y ago|0 comments
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by harshitgangal 3y ago
Likewise in Vitess. It is architecturally possible to add 100% compatibility :)
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by harshitgangal 3y ago
just the right time to ask this question. We have an RFC open to add support for foreign keys in Vitess https://github.com/vitessio/vitess/issues/12967
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Connection Pooling in Vitess(planetscale.com)
2 points by harshitgangal 4y ago|1 comments
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by harshitgangal 4y ago
Learn what Vitess does to allow modifying MySQL system settings on a connection from the pool.
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by harshitgangal 4y ago
Sequences actual use is for sharded keyspace. For unsharded you can just continue to use auto_increment. Maybe your application has some special logic which is complex enough to unwind. I am just clarifying for the second statement.
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by harshitgangal 4y ago
Disclaimer: I am a Vitess Maintainer. Please find my answer inline 1. You can't have single database view of all shards - Vitess does query planner and routing for the application so application does not have to know about shards. Yes,