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Morphus: Supporting online reconfigurations in sharded nosql systems

Ghosh et al., 2015

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1900375060294050978
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Ghosh M
Wang W
Holla G
Gupta I
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IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing

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While sharded NoSQL stores offer high availability, reconfiguration operations present a major pain point in deployments today. For instance, in order to change a configuration setting, such as the shard (or primary) key of a database table, the prevalent solutions entail …
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