This will cause all processes to initially change hosts, which is why this is considered a breaking change.
Using a hashring will make it so at most only p / h processes will be re-hosted on expanding the number of hosts p being the current number of processes and h being the number of possible hosts.
This will cause all processes to initially change hosts, which is why this is considered a breaking change.
Using a hashring will make it so at most only
p / h
processes will be re-hosted on expanding the number of hostsp
being the current number of processes andh
being the number of possible hosts.