dynamic resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live will first stop accepting updates. Then the process will wait for the new shard masters to fully catch up on filtered replication before allowing them to begin serving. Since filtered replication has been avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings.

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live Once a skew is detected, events for streams that are ahead are held back until the lagging streams catch up causing the skew to reach an acceptable level. Each VStreamer event (vevent) contains two timestamps: avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings.

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings. transactions if the send rate of the source exceeds the replay rate of the destination. This allows it to catch up very quickly when there is a backlog. Load tests have shown a 3-20X improvement over traditional

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live Once a skew is detected, events for streams that are ahead are held back until the lagging streams catch up causing the skew to reach an acceptable level. Each VStreamer event (vevent) contains two timestamps: avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings.

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings. If all replicas are lagging, then a failover process must choose between waiting for a replica to catch up or losing data. Some common database operations include mass writes to the database, including

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live Once a skew is detected, events for streams that are ahead are held back until the lagging streams catch up causing the skew to reach an acceptable level. Each VStreamer event (vevent) contains two timestamps: avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings.

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings. transactions if the send rate of the source exceeds the replay rate of the destination. This allows it to catch up very quickly when there is a backlog. Load tests have shown a 3-20X improvement over traditional

During resharding, the data in the source shards is copied into the destination shards, allowed to catch up on replication, and then compared against the original to ensure data integrity. Then the live avoid recovering a crashed database. Instead, create a fresh one from a recent backup and let it catch up. Relying on replication also allows you to loosen some of the disk-based durability settings. If all replicas are lagging, then a failover process must choose between waiting for a replica to catch up or losing data. Some common database operations include mass writes to the database, including

shard1 replication to orign master • set origin master read-only • wait until shard0, shard1 catch origin master. • update configure server, vtgate point to shard0, shard1 origin shard0 shard1