Database Partitioning
nshi
Apr 23, 2012
Hi,
Depends on your k-factor, the whole data set may be partitioned onto multiple nodes.
Intro to how VoltDB Works For example, if you have 2 nodes and k=0, roughly half of your data, assuming no skew, will be stored on each node. if you have 2 nodes and k=1, each node has a complete copy of your data.
Ning
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dl_zhenglp
Apr 24, 2012
I understand:
When I have 2 nodes, k=0, if node2 crashed, then node1 should automatically stop.
When I have 2 nodes, k=1, if node2 crashed, then node1 still running.
So the correct?
Yes, that is correct. Ning
nshi
Apr 24, 2012
I understand:
When I have 2 nodes, k=0, if node2 crashed, then node1 should automatically stop.
When I have 2 nodes, k=1, if node2 crashed, then node1 still running.
So the correct?
Yes, that is correct.
Ning