Partition systems are designed to help businesses adapt to changes in office space, production, and more. By separating spaces, partition systems provide privacy and comfort for occupants while minimizing waste and additional costs that come with the need to remodel.

Partition walls are non-load-bearing and can be constructed from a variety of materials like FRP, glass, metal, wood, acoustic panels, and more. They can be used in offices, homes, schools, or anywhere a wall is needed. These walls are ideal for acoustic control as well as providing additional security and safety.

Improve scalability

A database system can reach a physical hardware limit before it can handle additional data. Dividing the data across multiple partitions, each hosted on a different server, can allow the system to scale out indefinitely.

Increase performance

Performing operations on individual partitions reduces contention for the entire system, and can lead to better performance. For example, CRUD and maintenance tasks such as data dump and load, index creation, and rebuild are much more efficient when run on a partitioned table.

Choose the right partitioning strategy

Start by analyzing current and future scalability targets, including data size and workload. You can then divide the data into partitions based on those requirements. When using horizontal or functional partitioning, consider choosing a shard key that minimizes the need for applications to perform cross-partition joins.