Dooozer is not abandoned There are a couple companies taking it up and collaborating on it. Last week they had a hangout and discussion on how to move forward. ActiveState, Bitly, Soundcloud, Torbit, and the guys working on skynet are all contributing. The initial push is going to get doozer in the "ha" org to build on go. Each of the orgs I mentioned above all have their own versions that are more up to date and which have various features. We are using skynet version of doozerd internally for evaluation as a network lock service.Notes from the meeting:Skynet doozerd:On Sat, Mar 2, 2013 at 2:29 PM, Noah Kantrowitz < " target="_blank"> > wrote:As a warning, Doozerd is basically abandoned, though it looks like someone merged a few README fixes today after a year of nothing.
On Mar 2, 2013, at 2:17 PM, AJ Christensen wrote:
> I'd recommend looking at Chef + ZK.
>
> We have a rough implementation here that we've used for a few
> successful tests, but nothing major like coordinated rolling
> restarts.: https://github.com/chrisroberts/flock_of_chefs
>
> This is complex stuff. You should 'learn how to do this' first, so to
> speak! I'd recommend playing with tools like Doozer (Go), Paxos
> (multiple lang impls.), Celluloid and DCell too (in Ruby land)
>
My personal fav for this kind of task if Fabric + PyChef :)
> It's much easier to coordinate processes while learning instead of
> trying to coordinate huge behemoth systems.
--Noah
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