Hi All,

I am planning to use zookeeper + curator as a distributed locking framework in 
my project.
While assessing whether my project requirements can be met, I got these below 
questions which I seek your help.

Scenario 1:
Resource hierarchy in locking:
We have notion of hierarchy in resources, such that if a resource (eg: DB 
table) is locked, other requests for that object and all sub-ordinate 
resources(eg: rows) should be blocked. Similarly, if sub-ordinates of a 
resource is locked then the lock request for the resource should block on that. 
Is there a way to configure curator to serve the above need?

Scenario 2:
                Actor based reentrancy:
               User U1 logged into the system from node N1. During the system 
operations he acquires  locks on the shared resources. If he requests the same 
resource again, it will be granted by curator because the reentrancy check is 
based on UUID of the thread. If the same user U1 login to the system again from 
node N2, his requests will be queued because UUIDs won't match. My requirement 
is that if any user logins simultaneously from different nodes(multiple jvms), 
all his requests has to be dealt as if he logged in from a single node. Can 
this be done by replacing UUID with UserID( in general any actor/application 
based ID) in curator? If not please help by noting the correct method.


Thanks,
Naresh

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