Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Adam Rosien
Added https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-641 for improved group membership recipe. .. Adam On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 9:49 AM, Patrick Hunt wrote: > Adam, this is awesome! I've retweeted it on my twitter account: > http://twitter.com/phunt/status/7637054275 > > A few comments: > > 1) y

Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Ted Dunning
Sounds like a good job for Avro. On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Adam Rosien wrote: > Yes, your Disqus comment went through. We filed a ticket with them > about some javascript issues that messed up the UI. > > Data wrappers would certainly work but I feel like it's still a > black-hole to fal

Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Adam Rosien
Yes, your Disqus comment went through. We filed a ticket with them about some javascript issues that messed up the UI. Data wrappers would certainly work but I feel like it's still a black-hole to fall into that something like node-metadata (to do something like HTTP's Content-Type") would help so

Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Patrick Hunt
Adam Rosien wrote: Re "off the shelf", my title of "Actually Implementing" was a *bit* snarky to try and gain some readers, but it wasn't intended to be sharp criticism; more documented recipes is a good thing for everyone. I'd be happy to submit a JIRA with a group membership recipe. Ya, I go

Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Adam Rosien
Thanks Patrick. Re "off the shelf", my title of "Actually Implementing" was a *bit* snarky to try and gain some readers, but it wasn't intended to be sharp criticism; more documented recipes is a good thing for everyone. I'd be happy to submit a JIRA with a group membership recipe. Re zkclient, I

Re: blog post about zk and group membership

2010-01-11 Thread Patrick Hunt
Adam, this is awesome! I've retweeted it on my twitter account: http://twitter.com/phunt/status/7637054275 A few comments: 1) you are correct about the "off the shelf" part, but really alot of that is our marketing blurb, we paint with a broad stroke. I think it would make sense to include thi

Re: Why is not win32 usable in production?

2010-01-11 Thread Patrick Hunt
There are 3 principal components to zookeeper: java server and client, c client. The c client is used in the perl/python bindings (available in the contrib directory). The java code itself should run in any JVM 1.6 or later, however the docs/scripts and C code typically only run under unix or