I have been tasked with writing some monitoring code to detect a Zookeeper 
split brain using the monitoring system.

All well and good, I think I can see how to do that, but what about testing? 
How can I deliberately provoke a Zookeeper ensemble into going into a split 
brain state so that I can test the detection code?

Scenarios might be along the lines of: the ops people want to increase an 
ensemble size, but get something wrong in the (manual) writing of the 
configuration files or in the (manual) restarting of instances. What 
"something" is likely to work here?


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