Hello, I'm new to the Zookeeper project and wondering whether our use case is a good one for Zookeeper. I read the documentation, but couldn't find an answer. At some point it says that
> A common property of the various forms of coordination data is that they are > relatively small: measured in kilobytes. The ZooKeeper client and the server > implementations have sanity checks to ensure that znodes have less than 1M of > data I couldn't find any limits on the number of znodes used, only that each znode should only contain little data. We were planning to use a million znodes (each containing a few hundred bytes of data). Would this use case be acceptable for Zookeeper? And if so, does it matter if we have a flat hierarchy (i.e, all nodes have the root node as their direct ancestor) or should we introduce some (artificial) hierarchy levels to have a more tree-like structure? Thanks in advance for your answer. Cheers, Michael -- Michael Bauland michael.baul...@knipp.de bauland.tel
