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much like a sharded db, i have keys that are totally independent of each other so it would be nice to have a way to just make sure that writes to a single key do not block reads or writes to any other key. as far as i understand currently the shard count is calculated based off # of cores. and writes to a key in one shard block all ops to the other keys in that shard?
is this or will this be possible?
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Given that #shards needs to be a power of 2 according to the docs, I'm doubtful that having exactly one shard per key is possible but, having shards == capacity may be.
Otherwise would a try_reshard be better for once you exceed capacity?
much like a sharded db, i have keys that are totally independent of each other so it would be nice to have a way to just make sure that writes to a single key do not block reads or writes to any other key. as far as i understand currently the shard count is calculated based off # of cores. and writes to a key in one shard block all ops to the other keys in that shard?
is this or will this be possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: