Reading from two shards using ProxySQL
I have a table that has been sharded between two machines, and the same table on each machine holds different table (not replicated).
With ProxySQL,how can I create a mysql_query_rule that allows a client to perform a SELECT on both tables at the same time in order to display all data from both machines?
Or if I perform the query as:
select * from table_name where id=5
Then how would ProxySQL know which shard (machine) has the record with id=5?
mysql-5.7 sharding proxysql
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I have a table that has been sharded between two machines, and the same table on each machine holds different table (not replicated).
With ProxySQL,how can I create a mysql_query_rule that allows a client to perform a SELECT on both tables at the same time in order to display all data from both machines?
Or if I perform the query as:
select * from table_name where id=5
Then how would ProxySQL know which shard (machine) has the record with id=5?
mysql-5.7 sharding proxysql
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
add a comment |
I have a table that has been sharded between two machines, and the same table on each machine holds different table (not replicated).
With ProxySQL,how can I create a mysql_query_rule that allows a client to perform a SELECT on both tables at the same time in order to display all data from both machines?
Or if I perform the query as:
select * from table_name where id=5
Then how would ProxySQL know which shard (machine) has the record with id=5?
mysql-5.7 sharding proxysql
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
I have a table that has been sharded between two machines, and the same table on each machine holds different table (not replicated).
With ProxySQL,how can I create a mysql_query_rule that allows a client to perform a SELECT on both tables at the same time in order to display all data from both machines?
Or if I perform the query as:
select * from table_name where id=5
Then how would ProxySQL know which shard (machine) has the record with id=5?
mysql-5.7 sharding proxysql
mysql-5.7 sharding proxysql
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
edited 29 mins ago
DixonCh
33
33
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
asked 17 hours ago
giogiogiogio
34
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