vmshepherd-zookeeper-driver

Introduction

Provides plugin for VmShepherd - driver allows to store runtime data and lock management in Zookeeper.

Installation

Simply use pip.

pip install vmshepherd-zookeeper-driver

Library requires (as well as VmShepherd itself) python 3.6 or later.

Usage

Install package (in the same environment as VmShepherd) and configure VmShepherd like:

# ...

runtime:
  driver: ZookeeperDriver
  servers:
   - some.zk.host
  working_path: /vmshepherd
  addauth:
    auth: vmshepherduser:password


# ...

Available config options

Name	Type	Description	Default value
servers	list	Zookeeper hosts
working_path	string	Base path where vmshepherd will read/write/create/deletes its nodes. A cdrwa permissions must be set for this path either to provided auth otherwise to anyone/world	/vmshepherd
addauth	object	Authentication options. If not provided or null no auth assumed.	null
addauth.scheme	string	Zookeeper’s auth scheme (eg. digest sasl).	digest
addauth.auth	string	Auth data specific to given scheme (eg. user:password for digest)	vmshepherd:vmshepherd

License

MIT

Changelog

1.0.0 (2018-05-21)

Implement stable API
Lock management

0.0.1 (2018-02-13)

Initial release

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