tietokantajako
Tietokantajako, or database sharding in English, is a database architecture technique used to horizontally partition data across multiple database servers. This approach divides a large database into smaller, more manageable pieces called shards. Each shard is stored on a separate database instance, allowing for distributed storage and processing of data. The primary goal of tietokantajako is to improve performance, scalability, and availability of database systems that handle massive amounts of data.
There are several strategies for sharding data. Common methods include range-based sharding, where data is partitioned
Implementing tietokantajako introduces complexities. Managing multiple database instances requires robust infrastructure and sophisticated application logic to