Unfortunately, towards the end, I had to move to less public work. So the
current public code is a few months short. That puts it in a tough place
someone else to jump into, beyond maybe looking at some isolated things. I
had a thought that maybe I would eventually do something with the final
produ
As a bystander (mostly), I've followed the related discussion in past.
Please ignore me if this doesn't contribute to anything, since I'm
obviously missing a lot of context that has resulted in some of the
discussion seem less fruitful than expected. Anyway, just looking at the
matter at hand,
There was too much diversion to switch to it in the end. Just a sample of
changes: I rewrote the entire Overseer and collections API implementation,
rewrote ZkStateReader, rewrote all the Zookeeper management with a
recursive snide watcher strategy, made all the primary paths async with
async IO, m
Some time ago Mark Miller whipped up a refactoring of SolrCloud ZK code
to make it perform REALLY fast.
I haven't heard anything about this code in a while now.
Is it in a state where we can polish it up, test it extensively, fix
bugs, and get it committed soon? If not, is there any knowledge
