Zookeeper is a highly reliable distributed coordination service.
Zoop gives you a Pythonic API for accessing ZooKeeper instances, as well as implementations of some common ZooKeeper patterns. This leaves you free to concentrate on whatever it was you were originally doing:
>>> zk = zoop.ZooKeeper('localhost:2181')
>>> zk.connect()
>>> q = zk.Queue('/howdy')
>>> def gotit(data):
... print "Gotit got data:", data
>>> q.watch(gotit)
>>> q.put("frist!")
Gotit got data: frist!
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0.1.1
Expanding the Filesystem metaphor: Client now has rm_rf() and rm() methods
Queues now have variable item prefix (Useful for watching Queues created by other libraries) Queues now have multiple watch options - watch for lists of items, or data added.
0.1 (2012-05-07)
Initial release with * complete CRUD * Lock Implementation * Queue Implementation
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