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Shilpi Saxena
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Shilpi Saxena

Shilpi Saxena is an IT professional and also a technology evangelist. She is an engineer who has had exposure to various domains (machine to machine space, healthcare, telecom, hiring, and manufacturing). She has experience in all the aspects of conception and execution of enterprise solutions. She has been architecting, managing, and delivering solutions in the Big Data space for the last 3 years; she also handles a high-performance and geographically-distributed team of elite engineers. Shilpi has more than 12 years (3 years in the Big Data space) of experience in the development and execution of various facets of enterprise solutions both in the products and services dimensions of the software industry. An engineer by degree and profession, she has worn varied hats, such as developer, technical leader, product owner, tech manager, and so on, and she has seen all the flavors that the industry has to offer. She has architected and worked through some of the pioneers' production implementations in Big Data on Storm and Impala with autoscaling in AWS. Shilpi has also authored Real-time Analytics with Storm and Cassandra (https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/learning-real-time-analytics-storm-and-cassandra) with Packt Publishing.
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Zookeeper configurations


Let's assume you have installed Zookeeper on all three Zookeeper nodes; now we will walk you through the configurations so that you have a better understanding of them.

An excerpt from zoo.cfg, in our case, is located at <zookeeper_installation_dir>/ zookeeper-3.4.5/conf/. The Zookeeper configurations are as follows:

  • dataDir=/usr/local/zookeeper/tmp: This is the path where Zookeeper stores its snapshots; these snapshots are actually the state log where the current cluster state is maintained for the purpose of coordination. In the event of a failure, these snapshots are used to restore the cluster to the last stable state. This directory also contains a file containing a single entry called myID. This value starts from 1 and is different for each Zookeeper node, so we will keep it as follows:

    zkp-1.mydomain.net – value of myId =1
    zkp-2.mydomain.net – value of myId =2
    zkp-3.mydomain.net – value of myId =3

    Whenever you want to start from scratch, or when you upscale...

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Shilpi Saxena

Shilpi Saxena is an IT professional and also a technology evangelist. She is an engineer who has had exposure to various domains (machine to machine space, healthcare, telecom, hiring, and manufacturing). She has experience in all the aspects of conception and execution of enterprise solutions. She has been architecting, managing, and delivering solutions in the Big Data space for the last 3 years; she also handles a high-performance and geographically-distributed team of elite engineers. Shilpi has more than 12 years (3 years in the Big Data space) of experience in the development and execution of various facets of enterprise solutions both in the products and services dimensions of the software industry. An engineer by degree and profession, she has worn varied hats, such as developer, technical leader, product owner, tech manager, and so on, and she has seen all the flavors that the industry has to offer. She has architected and worked through some of the pioneers' production implementations in Big Data on Storm and Impala with autoscaling in AWS. Shilpi has also authored Real-time Analytics with Storm and Cassandra (https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/learning-real-time-analytics-storm-and-cassandra) with Packt Publishing.
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