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Zhen Zhang updated HELIX-522:
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    Description: 
We are seeing a couple of use cases where an online service may need to roll 
out a set of new configs in a coordinated way without bouncing the service. 
Helix can be extended to support this. The basic idea is to generalize 
ideal-state to support multi-dimensional mappings. Currently Helix uses 
ideal-state to define the target mapping from a partition to the placement and 
state of the partition (i.e. partition->(placement, state). The mapping can be 
extended to support another attribute, say config-version, so it would be 
partition->(placement, state, config-version). Helix controller is then able to 
bring the system to the target mappings in a coordinated way. Here is a high 
level design for this:

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/HELIX/Helix+Support+for+Dynamic+Config


  was:
We are seeing a couple of use cases where an online service may need to roll 
out a set of new configs in a coordinated way without bouncing the service. 
Helix can be extended to support this. The basic idea is to generalize 
ideal-state to support multi-dimensional mappings. Currently Helix uses 
ideal-state to define the target mapping from a partition to the placement and 
state of the partition (i.e. partition->(placement, state). The mapping can be 
extended to support another attribute, say config-version, so it would be 
partition->(placement, state, config-version). Helix controller is then able to 
bring the system to the target mappings in a coordinated way. Here is a high 
level design for this:

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/HELIX/Support+Dynamic+Config




> Support dynamic config by Helix
> -------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HELIX-522
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HELIX-522
>             Project: Apache Helix
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>            Reporter: Zhen Zhang
>
> We are seeing a couple of use cases where an online service may need to roll 
> out a set of new configs in a coordinated way without bouncing the service. 
> Helix can be extended to support this. The basic idea is to generalize 
> ideal-state to support multi-dimensional mappings. Currently Helix uses 
> ideal-state to define the target mapping from a partition to the placement 
> and state of the partition (i.e. partition->(placement, state). The mapping 
> can be extended to support another attribute, say config-version, so it would 
> be partition->(placement, state, config-version). Helix controller is then 
> able to bring the system to the target mappings in a coordinated way. Here is 
> a high level design for this:
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/HELIX/Helix+Support+for+Dynamic+Config



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