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clustering/index
sharding-partitioning
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Best practices and tips for clustering, sharding, and partitioning.
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Sharding <sharding>
sharding-partitioning
sharding
Scaling <scaling>
Storage <storage>
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(sharding-guide)=
(sharding-performance)=

# Sharding performance guide
# Sharding recommendations

:::{div} sd-text-muted
Applying sharding can drastically improve the performance on large datasets.
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