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Re: data repartition in cluster
Posted by: Pierre COLOMBIER
Date: June 07, 2005 10:08AM

ok let's use 2**n ndb nodegroups

thats means 1,2,4,16,or 32 ndb nodes (no moree because the ID is limitted to 63)

If I use 2 replicas only (I feel that it's not enough)
(yep! I've been experiencing Murphy's law too much...)
the maximum number of nodegroups is 16.

then, that means that with small machines the size of the database is quite limitted.

do you plan to extend the maximum number of node to something greater than 63 ?

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