release-2.1: storage: Default load-based rebalancing to "leases and replicas" #30649
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From its previous default of just "leases". Release note (performance improvement): Range replicas will be automatically rebalanced throughout the cluster to even out the amount of QPS being handled by each node by default. Previously this was available as a cluster setting but was not the default behavior.
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Backport 1/1 commits from #30589.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
From its previous default of just "leases".
Release note (performance improvement): Range replicas will be
automatically rebalanced throughout the cluster to even out the amount
of QPS being handled by each node by default. Previously this was
available as a cluster setting but was not the default behavior.