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Or just push your config on S3 ? Easy to use and setup, reliable, good doc, supports ACL. The only downside is that it's not broadcasting changes.
by zimbatm 13y ago
Or just push your config on S3 ?
Easy to use and setup, reliable, good doc, supports ACL.
The only downside is that it's not broadcasting changes.
- vidarh 13y agoPeople use services like Doozer, Zookeper and Etcd because of consistency+availability guarantees. S3 will give you the availability, but not consistency. If you can sacrifice consistency, there are tons of trivial ways of doing this (in addition to your suggestion of S3): * DNS with slaves * LDAP with slaves * Rsync of a directory of config files * Pair of web servers or NFS servers or Samba servers using either rsync or a redundant network filesystem (e.g. GlusterFS) or block device (e.g DRDB) to back it. Solving that problem is easy. It's once you need/want the consistency guarantees things get dicy.