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Add more description about SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS (#21467) #21600
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the documentation for the SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
configuration by providing a more comprehensive explanation. The update clarifies the internal structure of _tidb_rowid
when this setting is applied, detailing how shard bits and auto-increment bits are used. It also offers crucial best practices for configuring SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
to effectively mitigate hotspot issues and optimize performance in a TiDB cluster.
Highlights
- Enhanced
SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
Documentation: Added a detailed explanation of the_tidb_rowid
structure whenSHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
is set, including the breakdown into sign, shard, and auto-increment bits. - Auto-increment Bit Behavior: Clarified how auto-increment bits are stored and allocated, and the implications of their exhaustion, such as the
Failed to read auto-increment value from storage engine
error. - Best Practices for Shard Bit Selection: Included guidance on balancing shard bits and auto-increment bits, and recommended setting shard bits based on the number of TiKV nodes for optimal load distribution and resource utilization.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a helpful and detailed description of SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
. My review focuses on improving clarity and ensuring adherence to the documentation style guide. I've provided a consolidated suggestion to address minor formatting and phrasing issues for better readability.
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…auto-embed * commit 'b570cc86270ba2e2b2b71d6eab8d717c2c8a1c56': (48 commits) *: remove TiDB roadmap from TOC, home, index, add warning (#21628) (#21637) Update the scope of system-variable ”tidb_redact_log“ (#21513) (#21634) *: add custom Japanese localization for cloud docs (#21612) Modify the introduction of `cop_pool_size` (#21462) (#21627) tiflash: Update tiflash upgrade guide (#21619) (#21625) Update tidb-performance-tuning-config.md (#21621) (#21624) Update tidb-cloud-poc.md (#21336) (#21411) cloud: update the pricing link for starter (#21620) ticdc: clarify descriptions of `index-value` and `columns` (#21616) (#21617) release-8.5: remove 'v' prefix from tidb-version variable (#21614) release-8.5: update version to 8.5.3 (#21613) cloud: fix note annotation syntax for proper rendering (#21611) ticdc: add key word for redo log (#21564) (#21607) ticdc: correct the tiup cluster command (#21135) (#21608) bump TiDB from v8.5.2 to v8.5.3 (#21578) v8.5.3: add release notes (#21399) (#21606) v8.5.3: log backup: update metafile format (#21412) (#21577) v8.5.3: update telemetry related doc files (#21404) (#21603) system-variables: add optimizer cost factors (#20748) (#21602) Add more description about SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS (#21467) (#21600) ...
This is an automated cherry-pick of #21467
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Add notice about setting the value of SHARD_ROW_ID_BITS
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