Type: MOD
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description |
---|---|---|
sharding-count | int | Sharding count |
Type: HASH_MOD
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description |
---|---|---|
sharding-count | int | Sharding count |
Type: VOLUME_RANGE
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description |
---|---|---|
range-lower | long | Range lower bound, throw exception if lower than bound |
range-upper | long | Range upper bound, throw exception if upper than bound |
sharding-volume | long | Sharding volume |
Type: BOUNDARY_RANGE
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description |
---|---|---|
sharding-ranges | String | Range of sharding border, multiple boundaries separated by commas |
Type: AUTO_INTERVAL
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description |
---|---|---|
datetime-lower | String | Shard datetime begin boundary, pattern: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss |
datetime-upper | String | Shard datetime end boundary, pattern: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss |
sharding-seconds | long | Max seconds for the data in one shard |
Apache ShardingSphere built-in standard sharding algorithm are:
With Groovy expressions, InlineShardingStrategy
provides single-key support for the sharding operation of =
and IN
in SQL.
Simple sharding algorithms can be used through a simple configuration to avoid laborious Java code developments.
For example, t_user_$->{u_id % 8}
means table t_user is divided into 8 tables according to u_id, with table names from t_user_0
to t_user_7
.
Please refer to Inline Expression for more details.
Type: INLINE
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|
algorithm-expression | String | Inline expression sharding algorithm | - |
allow-range-query-with-inline-sharding (?) | boolean | Whether range query is allowed. Note: range query will ignore sharding strategy and conduct full routing | false |
Type: INTERVAL
Attributes:
Name | DataType | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|
datetime-pattern | String | Timestamp pattern of sharding value, must can be transformed to Java LocalDateTime. For example: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss | - |
datetime-lower | String | Datetime sharding lower boundary, pattern is defined datetime-pattern |
- |
datetime-upper (?) | String | Datetime sharding upper boundary, pattern is defined datetime-pattern |
Now |
sharding-suffix-pattern | String | Suffix pattern of sharding data sources or tables, must can be transformed to Java LocalDateTime. For example: yyyyMM | - |
datetime-interval-amount (?) | int | Interval of sharding value | 1 |
datetime-interval-unit (?) | String | Unit of sharding value interval, must can be transformed to Java ChronoUnit’s Enum value. For example: MONTHS | DAYS |
There is no built-in complex sharding algorithm in Apache ShardingSphere.
There is no built-in hint sharding algorithm in Apache ShardingSphere.