{{< /info >}} Preparation Having gone through the Resharding tutorial, you should be familiar with VSchema and Vindexes. In this tutorial, we will create a sharded keyspace using a location-based vindex ~/my-vitess/examples/region_sharding cd ~/my-vitess/examples/region_sharding The VSchema for this tutorial uses a config file. You will need to edit the value of the region_map parameter in the vschema file 01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in or contributing to Vitess. Helm Chart (deprecated) This tutorial is deprecated. We recommend that you use the Operator instead. This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in or contributing to Vitess. Helm Chart (deprecated) This tutorial is deprecated. We recommend that you use the Operator instead. This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in or contributing to Vitess. Helm Chart (deprecated) This tutorial is deprecated. We recommend that you use the Operator instead. This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in or contributing to Vitess. Helm Chart (deprecated) This tutorial is deprecated. We recommend that you use the Operator instead. This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in interesting in building your own binary, or contributing to Vitess. 27 Run Vitess on Kubernetes This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy Vitess clusters. Prerequisites Before appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in interesting in building your own binary, or contributing to Vitess. Run Vitess on Kubernetes This tutorial demonstrates how Vitess can be used with Minikube to deploy Vitess clusters. {{< warning >}} Kubernetes appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL

‘-80’) Questions? ● Sign into slack channel at vitess.io ● Try bringing up a cluster using the tutorial ● GH: http://github.com/vitessio/vitess Growing with Vitess Vitess app server app server app

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01-02, ff- • Go through the Kubernetes and local get started guides. – While going through the tutorial, look back at the architecture and match the processes you start in Kubernetes with the boxes in appropriate shard. Since sequences are unsharded tables, they will be stored in the database (in our tutorial example, this is the commerce database). The final goal is to have Sequences supported with SQL {{< /info >}} Preparation Having gone through the Resharding tutorial, you should be familiar with VSchema and Vindexes. In this tutorial, we will perform resharding on an existing keyspace using a location-based