mynameborat commented on a change in pull request #938: SAMZA-1531: Support 
run.id in standalone for batch processing.
URL: https://github.com/apache/samza/pull/938#discussion_r263843961
 
 

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+ * Concurrent writes are not allowed but concurrent reads are.
 
 Review comment:
   I suppose you are describing the scenario within the framework that 
leverages this abstraction. I would not tie the document to that and rather 
define broader guarantees and expectation of API. Things like
   * Is it thread safe?
   * Does the framework expect synchronization from the implementers? In our 
current use case, we use external synchronization to write data into the store. 
   * Also, there is no guarantee that the data is available fo subsequent 
reads; at least w/ the ZK implementation unless you plan to sync on every read.
   
   I'd try to split them to individual expectations on for write and read and 
add them to method level java docs.

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