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[distributed-table-cluster.md]({{<ref "distributed-table-cluster.md" >}})
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## clickhouse-copier
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Pros:
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* Possible to do **some** changes in schema.
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* Needs only access to ClickHouse TCP port.
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* It’s possible to change the distribution of data between shards.
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* Suitable for large clusters: many clickhouse-copier can execute the same task together.
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Cons:
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* May create an inconsistent result if source cluster data is changing during the process.
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* Hard to setup.
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* Requires zookeeper.
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* Uses CPU / RAM (mostly on the clickhouse-copier and receiver side)
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{{% alert title="Info" color="info" %}}
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Internally it works like smart `INSERT INTO cluster(…) SELECT * FROM ...` with some consistency checks.
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Run `clickhouse-copier` on the same nodes as receiver ClickHouse, to avoid doubling the network load.
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{{% /alert %}}
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See details in:
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[altinity-kb-clickhouse-copier]({{<ref "altinity-kb-clickhouse-copier" >}})
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## Manual parts moving: freeze / rsync / attach
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