Clay vanSchalkwijk
Wed Sep 14 00:10:27 -0400 2011
I looked over the code and it would be pretty substantial to support sharding. Have you looked into a proxy to handle the shard aspects of your database like http://spockproxy.sourceforge.net/?
Daniel Lowrey
Wed Sep 21 14:28:54 -0400 2011
atman,
I posted something along these lines a few months back -- it may shed some light on what you're looking to accomplish:
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Subject: Using activerecord with multiple DB shards/partitions
Hi Everyone,
I am looking to re-purpose my existing active record to connect to different DB shards. I was thinking that I could use set_connections where each key maps onto a seperate DB shard connection.
I am willing to accept the risk of poor performance right now by sequentially accessing. The important thing is to get this working and optimizing it later (async queries, etc). I will probably be using memcache to lookup shards, however I need a basic scan first (User Id will be a UUID so I can guarantee it is unique)
I was wondering how I could do something like:
Then be able to loop over all connections and fetching results one at a time:
// Use the PHP ActiveRecord models to access data, however execute it against each connection
// sequentially.
foreach (User::connections() as $conn) {
$conn->find_by_user_id($id);
}
Thank you,