Hi Ivan, Thanks a lot for getting back to me so quickly.
> > Then the client A shuts down, and the client B comes up. If the client B > > does a sync on /, is it safe to assume that reading /parent, or > > /parent/childA or any other node is safe meaning that the client B will see > > all the most recent updates made by the client A? > Yes, sync flushes the channels between the connected server and the > leader, so once you call sync, any further requests will see at least > the true state of the cluster at the time the sync was called. I dunno > why it takes a path, since zk has only one log. This is what I assumed, and it absolutely makes sense. Though I was not sure whether all the in-memory data structures get updated for _all_ ZK nodes on a log sync. Just wanted to double-check. Thanks again. Regards, Ivan.
