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The affinity key mapper in Apache Ignite 1.x/2.x allows to implement some user defined logic for data colocation. Any user’s code is a potential problem because it leads to code deployment/redeployment issues, to error prone approach, etc. Instead of the affinity key mapper interface Apache Ignite 3 should provide the possibility to use a predefined set of SQL functions in the COLOCATE BY
clause (see for example PARTITION BY
clause in different databases).
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