Jude, The configuration is quite right, but I see that you are trying to run a cluster in only one computer, not in various computers (it is desirable in production). If you would like to do so for development purpose, I recommend you to copy the zookeeper download in tree folders, one called zk1, zk2, zk3. All tree must have the same entry for server.*, but with different clientPort and dataDir values. Something like:
zk1 ---------------------- dataDir=/opt/data/zk1 clientPort=2181 server.2=10.44.71.52:4568:4587 server.3=10.44.71.52:4569:4588 server.1=10.44.71.52:4567:4589 zk2 ---------------------- dataDir=/opt/data/zk2 clientPort=2182 server.2=10.44.71.52:4568:4587 server.3=10.44.71.52:4569:4588 server.1=10.44.71.52:4567:4589 zk3 ---------------------- dataDir=/opt/data/zk3 clientPort=2183 server.2=10.44.71.52:4568:4587 server.3=10.44.71.52:4569:4588 server.1=10.44.71.52:4567:4589 Then go and start each of the server. Now the client connection string would be "10.44.71.52:2181,10.44.71.52:2182,10.44.71.52:2183". On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 3:19 AM, judesolomonc <[email protected]> wrote: > Diego, > > Thanks for the response. In case of distributed servers, the servers > configured in the configuration file represents a zookeeper server ? > Consider, I am configuring 3 servers > > clientPort=2181 > server.2=10.44.71.52:4568:4587 > server.3=10.44.71.52:4569:4587 > server.1=10.44.71.52:4567:4587 > > All These servers should be like zkserver which you mentioned in your > previous post ? In that case, how to up a server in clustering mode ? The > client should still connect to the 2181 port ? what port does 4568,4569 and > 4567 represent ? There should be a different programs running on these > ports > ? or the same zookeeper server but a different instance ? > > Jude Solomon > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://zookeeper-user.578899.n2.nabble.com/Zoo-Keeper-The-Beginning-tp7579030p7579038.html > Sent from the zookeeper-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Att. Diego de Oliveira System Architect [email protected] www.diegooliveira.com Never argue with a fool -- people might not be able to tell the difference
