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Introduction: Royans' scalability blog and his main blog are excellent sources of scalability information. Take a look. A Quick Hit of What's Inside Sharding: Different from Partitioning and Federation ? , Adventures of scaling eins.de , Session, state and scalability Site: http://www.royans.net/
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