> Then the client A shuts down, and the client B comes up. If the client B > does a sync on /, is it safe to assume that reading /parent, or > /parent/childA or any other node is safe meaning that the client B will see > all the most recent updates made by the client A? Yes, sync flushes the channels between the connected server and the leader, so once you call sync, any further requests will see at least the true state of the cluster at the time the sync was called. I dunno why it takes a path, since zk has only one log.
-Ivan
