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How does technical debt accrue? Most people would say bad engineering. What is bad engineering? Inflexibility? Is one system engineered correctly to do one thing trying to do something else considered bad engineering? architecturenotes.co/technical-debt/
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Your app is getting better. It has more features, more active users, and every day it collects more data. Your database is now causing the rest of your application to slow down.
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McDonald’s Event-Driven Architecture: The Data Journey And How It Works
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I scanned every package on PyPi and found 57 live AWS keys
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Coupled with that you would ideally prefer a good distribution within that cardinality. Running this as an experiment with accurate data is easy enough to do with a few lines of code.
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When selecting a shard key for this sharding type, it is essential to select one with high cardinality, so the number of possible values for that key is numerous. For example, a key with possible values of North, South, East, and West is of low cardinality since there are only 4.
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The same node houses entries that have the same shard key. A group of data that shares the same shard key is referred to as a logical shard. Multiple logical shards are included in a database node, also known as a physical shard.
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Shard Key is a piece of the primary key that tells how the data should be distributed. With a shard key, you can quickly find and change data by routing operations to the correct database.
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Data is divided into chunks depending on the ranges of a certain value in range-based sharding. This requires a look up table to see where the data should be stored. Maintaining the consistency of such a table and obviously picking the ranges here are critical.
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Now that we have discussed the potential server architectures, let us talk about data layout. You can see two types of strategies at play below.
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Often when you start to look into scaling your data system either need to scale for reads or writes. Replication is one way when you need extra read capacity.
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