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What is the problem with ZK though? The only thing I can think of is that requires JVM, but other than that it is quite solid as far as the locking service is c

by takeda 7y ago

What is the problem with ZK though? The only thing I can think of is that requires JVM, but other than that it is quite solid as far as the locking service is concerned, and since you are using Kafka you already are using JVM.

FridgeSeal 7y ago
Because if I already have a K8’s cluster, and I want to run a application that requires ZK, I now have to dedicate resources to running a ZK cluster, within my K8’s cluster just to run the one application I cared about. I also personally find configuring and running Java applications confusing AF. Why are the configs seemingly split into different places and environment variables? Does it get clearer after dealing with Java things for a while?