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smartlab/zookeeper

By smartlab

•Updated about 7 years ago

Zookeeper for use in OpenShift and Kubernetes clusters or Standalone for development

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smartlab/zookeeper repository overview

⁠Docker Image

The docker image contained in this repository is comprised of a base Ubuntu 16.04 image using the latest release of the OpenJDK JRE based on the 1.8 JVM and the latest stable release of ZooKeeper, 3.4.14. Ubuntu is a much larger image than BusyBox or Alpine, but these images contain mucl or ulibc. This requires a custom version of OpenJDK to be built against a libc runtime other than glibc. No vendor of the ZooKeeper software supplies or verifies the software against such a JVM, and, while Alpine or BusyBox would provide smaller images, we have prioritized a well known environment.

The image is built such that the ZooKeeper process is designated to run as a non-root user. By default, this user is zookeeper. The ZooKeeper package is installed into the /opt/zookeeper directory, all configuration is sym linked into the /usr/etc/zookeeper/, and all executables are sym linked into /usr/bin. The ZooKeeper data directories are contained in /var/lib/zookeeper. This is identical to the RPM distribution that users should be familiar with.

⁠Deploy File

The zookeeper.yaml⁠ contained deploy a small size Zookeeper on your Kubernetes.

  • Your Kubernetes must have a dinamic PV allocation
  • You must have to set region=infra at least three diferent nodes
  • The namespace to be used is zookeeper
  • When you update your cluster ALWAYS utilize the API calls for CORDON/DRAIN

⁠Example of use

kubectl apply -f zookeeper.yaml

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