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Sharding Key Investigation for abuse_trust_scores table

Action Required: Classify the abuse_trust_scores table

To properly configure the abuse_trust_scores table, please choose the one classification below that best fits its data and purpose. This choice will determine the table's database schema and sharding key.

After selecting the best option, remove the sharding_key_issue_url and apply the corresponding configuration.

1. Choose a Classification

Select the most suitable option for the abuse_trust_scores table from the following:

A. Org-level with sharding key

This is for data that belongs to an entire organization.

  • Action:
    • Set gitlab_schema: gitlab_main_cell.
    • Add the sharding_key or desired_sharding_key.
    • If the key doesn't yet meet not-null or foreign key requirements, you can add a temporary exception. Please link to a follow-up issue in a comment next to the exception.
    • See an example at db/docs/epics.yml.

B. Cell-local

This is for data related to cell-specific features.

  • Action:
    • Set gitlab_schema: gitlab_main_cell_local.
    • Ensure there are no foreign key references to or from organization-level tables.

C. User-related

This is for data that is strictly and exclusively owned by a user.

  • Action:
    • Set gitlab_schema: gitlab_main_user.
    • Confirm the table's data belongs only to users.

D. Cell settings

This is for configuration settings that are specific to a single cell.

  • Action:
    • Set gitlab_schema: gitlab_main_cell_setting.
    • Ensure there are no foreign key references to or from organization-level tables.

Note: gitlab_main_clusterwide has been deprecated. If you believe this is the correct classification, please consult the Tenant Scale group for alternatives.

2. Complete the Task

  1. Add this issue to the epic: &11670
  2. Review the documentation below for more details.

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