Appendix C. FAQ
Table of Contents
- C.1. General Questions
- C.1.1. What is Shardman?
- C.1.2. What does Shardman consist of?
- C.1.3. When to use Shardman?
- C.1.4. When is Shardman not appropriate?
- C.1.5. How many nodes does it take to deploy Shardman?
- C.1.6. Does Shardman support fault tolerance?
- C.1.7. How is sharding structured?
- C.1.8. Is it possible to change the number of partitions?
- C.1.9. Does Shardman support resharding?
- C.1.10. Is it possible to convert an unsharded (local) table to a sharded one?
- C.1.11. Does Shardman support adding and removing shards?
- C.1.12. What is the status of data balancing?
- C.1.13. How is a Shardman cluster accessed?
- C.1.14. How is balancing between cluster nodes implemented?
- C.1.15. Is mass data loading supported in Shardman?
- C.1.2. What does Shardman consist of?
- C.1.1. What is Shardman?
- C.2. Databases
- C.3. Tables
- C.3.1. What kind of tables are there in Shardman?
- C.3.2. What are global tables?
- C.3.3. What are global tables suitable for?
- C.3.4. What are sharded tables?
- C.3.5. Which partitioning parameters are optimal when creating a sharded table?
- C.3.6. What are colocated tables?
- C.3.7. How to create a colocated table?
- C.3.8. What are local tables?
- C.3.9. Are foreign keys supported in Shardman?
- C.3.2. What are global tables?
- C.3.1. What kind of tables are there in Shardman?
- C.4. Sequences
- C.5. User Management
- C.6. Useful Functions and Tables