top | item 3525387 ZooKeeper: Updating thousands of configuration files in under a second 55 points| jondot | 14 years ago |code.zynga.com | reply 3 comments order hn newest [+] [-] thwarted|14 years ago|reply tl;dr: Zynga uses zookeeper.I was extremely disappointed with this blog post. It reads like a ninth grade composition assignment, and is extremely lacking in details. [+] [-] mcmire|14 years ago|reply Well I'd kind of like to know how they extended ZooKeeper to do that. [+] [-] srjk|14 years ago|reply Maybe just zk clients that listen to updates (watchers) on specific znodes? Business/validation logic can be on clients that can either be embedded in the app or write out to a config file consumed by another process.
[+] [-] thwarted|14 years ago|reply tl;dr: Zynga uses zookeeper.I was extremely disappointed with this blog post. It reads like a ninth grade composition assignment, and is extremely lacking in details.
[+] [-] mcmire|14 years ago|reply Well I'd kind of like to know how they extended ZooKeeper to do that. [+] [-] srjk|14 years ago|reply Maybe just zk clients that listen to updates (watchers) on specific znodes? Business/validation logic can be on clients that can either be embedded in the app or write out to a config file consumed by another process.
[+] [-] srjk|14 years ago|reply Maybe just zk clients that listen to updates (watchers) on specific znodes? Business/validation logic can be on clients that can either be embedded in the app or write out to a config file consumed by another process.
[+] [-] thwarted|14 years ago|reply
I was extremely disappointed with this blog post. It reads like a ninth grade composition assignment, and is extremely lacking in details.
[+] [-] mcmire|14 years ago|reply
[+] [-] srjk|14 years ago|reply