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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions content/operate/rc/databases/configuration/clustering.md
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- operate
- rc
description: Redis Cloud uses clustering to manage very large databases (25 GB and
larger). Here, you'll learn how to manage clustering and how to use hashing policies
larger) or high-throughput databases (25,000 ops/sec and higher). Here, you'll
learn how to manage clustering and how to use hashing policies
to control how data is managed.
linkTitle: Clustering
weight: $weight
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- The operations performed against the database are CPU intensive enough to degrade performance.

Clustering distributes operational load, whether to instances on the same server or across multiple servers.
Multiple shards should be used when throughput grows to 25,000 ops/sec. Clustering distributes operational load, whether to instances on the same server or across multiple servers.

This distribution is called _clustering_ because it manages the way data is distributed throughout the cluster of nodes that support the database.

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