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You can only run addShardToZone
on the admin
database from a mongos
instance.
The addShardToZone
command has the following syntax:语法如下所示:
The command takes the following fields:
addShardtoZone | string | The name of the shard to associate with the zone. |
zone | string | The name of the zone to associate with the shard. |
The mongo
shell provides the helper method sh.addShardToZone()
You can associate a zone with multiple shards, and a shard can associate with multiple zones.
See the zone manual page for more information on zones in a sharded cluster.
MongoDB effectively ignores zones that do not have at least one range of shard key values associated with it.
To associate a range of shard key values with a zone, use the updateZoneKeyRange
database command, or the sh.updateZoneKeyRange()
shell helper.
Starting in MongoDB 4.0.2, you can run updateZoneKeyRange
database command and its helpers sh.updateZoneKeyRange()
and sh.addTagRange()
on an unsharded collection or a non-existing collection.
Tip
Changed in version 4.0.3:By defining the zones and the zone ranges before sharding an empty or a non-existing collection, the shard collection operation creates chunks for the defined zone ranges as well as any additional chunks to cover the entire range of the shard key values and performs an initial chunk distribution based on the zone ranges. This initial creation and distribution of chunks allows for faster setup of zoned sharding. After the initial distribution, the balancer manages the chunk distribution going forward.
See Pre-Define Zones and Zone Ranges for an Empty or Non-Existing Collection for an example.
For sharded clusters that enforce access control, you must authenticate as a user whose privileges include either:
update
on the shards
collection in the config
database; or, alternatively,enableSharding
on the cluster resource (available starting in version 4.2.2, 4.0.14, 3.6.16).The clusterAdmin
or clusterManager
built-in roles have the appropriate permissions for issuing addShardToZone
. See the documentation page for Role-Based Access Control for more information.
The following example associates shard0000
with zone JFK
:
A shard can associate with multiple zones. The following example associates LGA
to shard0000
:
shard0000
associates with both the LGA
zone and the JFK
zone. In a balanced cluster, MongoDB routes reads and writes covered by either zone to shard0000
.