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Hi, we're preparing a POC to migrate an existing Postgres database to Citus for further scaling. We have a few tables we designated reference. They're also used together with many tables that will stay local to the coordinator. Some of the queries are very inefficient if they have to run in the distributed mode.
Therefore, I wondered why it wasn't possible to keep one reference table copy at the coordinator. I stumbled upon citusdata/citus#1615 and citusdata/citus#3155. Calling master_add_node indeed seems to solve our issues but I can't find any documentation about that function since v6. If I understand it correctly, it's an alias for citus_add_node, right?
It surprised me this behaviour of reference tables wasn't the default. Are there any drawbacks to calling citus_add_node with the coordinator address and groupId => 0 apart from the reference tables storage requirements? It would be great if this use case was documented.
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Hi, we're preparing a POC to migrate an existing Postgres database to Citus for further scaling. We have a few tables we designated reference. They're also used together with many tables that will stay local to the coordinator. Some of the queries are very inefficient if they have to run in the distributed mode.
Therefore, I wondered why it wasn't possible to keep one reference table copy at the coordinator. I stumbled upon citusdata/citus#1615 and citusdata/citus#3155. Calling
master_add_node
indeed seems to solve our issues but I can't find any documentation about that function since v6. If I understand it correctly, it's an alias forcitus_add_node
, right?It surprised me this behaviour of reference tables wasn't the default. Are there any drawbacks to calling
citus_add_node
with the coordinator address andgroupId => 0
apart from the reference tables storage requirements? It would be great if this use case was documented.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: