Zhai6319 commented on issue #22790:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere/issues/22790#issuecomment-1346153675
> @Zhai6319
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> +1
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> > > @Zhai6319
> > > > The main problem for me is that the metadata registered in nacos has
no format at all. It is difficult to change the metadata parameters
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> > >
> > > Looks there's newline in content. I didn't try Nacos before, it works
in ZooKeeper, and ShardingSphere just persist key-value to registry center via
SPI, it should work on Nacos too.
> > > Could you debug `NacosRepository.put/update` to check whether the
value contains correct newline (one char `\n`, but not two chars `\` and `n`)?
> >
> >
> > Can this metadata be registered through the configuration center of
nacos?
> > What is the purpose of registering as a service?
> > Do these all need to be connected in the form of IP+ports and each
metadata instance of nacos
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> +1 I think ShardingShpere-JDBC depends more on user configuration
Sharding-Porxy to use cluster by it self
@sandynz
About this question
I think the article can be driven by jdbc
Provide org.apache.shardingsphere.driver SPI of ShardingSphereDriver
The community can expand relevant plug-ins
For example:
spring.datasource.url=jdbc:shardingsphere:classpath:xxx.yaml
The classpath in this configuration can be configured as nacos, spring cloud
config or other configuration centers
jdbc:shardingsphere:{nacos/spring-cloud-config}:{ip}:{port}:{username}:{password}:{namespace}:xxx.yaml
Then drive plug-ins to obtain different configurations
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