Simple znode content upload/download tool: Mr. Config
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Jeroen Hoek
Mar 7, 2014, 11:02:20 AM3/7/14
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Hello,
At Lable, our company, we use a ZooKeeper quorum as a central place to store small configuration files that are watched by our Java WAR applications hosted on a farm of Tomcat servers. To easily manage these configuration files with a minimum hassle, I have written a very simple command-line tool to upload, download, delete, and list these configuration files stored as znodes.
This free software tool (MIT-licensed) is available here:
https://github.com/LableOrg/mrconfig
It isn't much — KaZoo made it extremely simple to write and does all the hard work — but it may be of use to someone.
Mostly I would like to thank the KaZoo developers. Using Python with the KaZoo API was so much easier than trying to achieve the same thing in Java…
Kind regards,
Jeroen Hoek
✉ jer...@lable.org
http://lable.org
At Lable, our company, we use a ZooKeeper quorum as a central place to store small configuration files that are watched by our Java WAR applications hosted on a farm of Tomcat servers. To easily manage these configuration files with a minimum hassle, I have written a very simple command-line tool to upload, download, delete, and list these configuration files stored as znodes.
This free software tool (MIT-licensed) is available here:
https://github.com/LableOrg/mrconfig
It isn't much — KaZoo made it extremely simple to write and does all the hard work — but it may be of use to someone.
Mostly I would like to thank the KaZoo developers. Using Python with the KaZoo API was so much easier than trying to achieve the same thing in Java…
Kind regards,
Jeroen Hoek
✉ jer...@lable.org
http://lable.org
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