> I wouldn't discount your work, etcd is very stable, so it probably works very well for your use case. I had understood that, but code I don't write is code I

> I wouldn't discount your work, etcd is very stable, so it probably works very well for your use case. I had understood that, but code I don't write is code I don't have to maintain, so I'm obviously always totally open to suggestions (getting comments and suggestions is part of the reason I wrote that blog post to begin with).