Open singhania opened 5 years ago
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Is there any plans to still do this? The image used in the article is about 3 years old now. It's honestly a well written example in my opinion, but sucks that once it's completed to realize how old of a version it is. Also doesn't look like there's a newer image in that repository from what I can tell.
There is a more up to date version on Docker Hub which can be found here, but that is also a completely different image and requires a complete rewrite. Ideally a newer image should just be pushed, but I don't know who's in charge of that.
Edit: Link to the container registry
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I was routed to here from #28837 by @sftim , I wrote a tutorial on a stateful app Elasticsearch.
It'd be great to have some stateful app tutorials on the k8s.io website as it is visited by many devs. Moreover, these are general-purpose datastores that could help many to get started with.
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Looks like this image was built 6 years ago and never updated.
Looks like this issue is still relevant, Can I work on it?
@Gauravpadam Sure you can work on it. Anyone can volunteer to contribute. Please bear in mind that we will need a working example, end to end. 3.4.10 is not too old a release for zookeeper. There is 3.9.0 on dockerhub, for example, but it doesn't mean everybody should use the latest version. When fixing this issue, please get your hands dirty by setting up this cluster environment. There may be some tricks along the way. I heard that someone spent 2 weeks to get this up and running. Be well prepared, ;).
Thanks for the heads up @tengqm! I'd like to try and help with this issue, Will start working on it
Thanks for the heads up @tengqm! I'd like to try and help with this issue, Will start working on it
What approach would you take? Upgrading https://github.com/kow3ns/kubernetes-zookeeper/ or rewrite the tutorial to use https://hub.docker.com/_/zookeeper? It seems that kow3ns never responds to any issue or pull request.
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IMO: fixes are welcome, but if this rots and gets closed, that's a sign that it wasn't important to people.
I have made a pull request to the official zookeeper image to add custom init scripts support (https://github.com/31z4/zookeeper-docker/pull/167). This will allow easier setup of myid for ZooKeeper cluster.
After that PR is accepted, I'd like to make a pull request to rewrite the tutorial to use latest official zookeeper image.
This is a Bug Report
Problem: Solution on zookeeper on kubernetes page does not have the latest version of zookeeper. Proposed Solution: It will be helpful if this zookeeper deployment can use new docker with latest zookeeper version.
Page to Update: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/stateful-application/zookeeper/
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