processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so managing keyspaces, shards, tablets, and more. • Client APIs account for sharding operations. • The MapReduce framework fully utilizes key ranges to read data as quickly as possible, concurrently from all shards rows containing NULL values in any of the split_column’s excluded. This is typically called by the MapReduce master when reading from Vitess. There it’s desirable that the sets of rows returned by the query-parts

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so managing keyspaces, shards, tablets, and more. • Client APIs account for sharding operations. • The MapReduce framework fully utilizes key ranges to read data as quickly as possible, concurrently from all shards rows containing NULL values in any of the split_column’s excluded. This is typically called by the MapReduce master when reading from Vitess. There it’s desirable that the sets of rows returned by the query-parts

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so managing keyspaces, shards, tablets, and more. • Client APIs account for sharding operations. • The MapReduce framework fully utilizes key ranges to read data as quickly as possible, concurrently from all shards than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used

processing jobs, such as taking backups, dumping data to other systems, heavy analytical queries, MapReduce, and resharding. • backup - A tablet that has stopped replication at a consistent snapshot, so than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used than for backup purposes – batch – A replicated copy of data for OLAP load patterns (typically for MapReduce jobs) – drained – A tablet that is reserved for a background process. For example, a tablet used