Depending on your application, it might be good to simply hash the node name to decide which ZK cluster to put it on.
Also, a scalable key value store like Voldemort or Cassandra might be more appropriate for your application. Unless you need the hard-core guarantees of ZK, they can be better for large scale storage. On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 7:30 AM, Maarten Koopmans <maar...@vrijheid.net>wrote: > Hi, > > I have a number of nodes that will grow larger than one cluster can hold, > so I am looking for a way to efficiently stack clusters. One way is to have > a zookeeper node "symlink" to another cluster. > > Has anybody ever done that and some tips, or alternative approaches? > Currently I use Scala, and traverse zookeeper trees by proper tail > recursion, so adapting the tail recursion to process "symlinks" would be my > approach. > > Bst, Maarten >
