Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; 96 In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; 101 In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. 73 Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; 125 In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. 148 Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the master for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands

Replication Graph. If it is the primary for a Shard, we update the global Shard record as well. Administration tools need to find the tablets for a given Keyspace / Shard. To retrieve this: • first we get my_sequence; In the current implementation, we support the query access to Sequences, but not the administration commands yet. Creating a Sequence Note: The names in this section are extracted from the examples/demo flexible sharding and management instead of our simple application-based shard routing and manual administration. This effort is driven by the need for an architecture that scales to meet the growing demands