Explain the zookeeper workflow?
Answer / Arun Kumar Gaur
Apache ZooKeeper workflow primarily consists of client applications communicating with one or more ZooKeeper servers. The workflow includes:n1. Client connections: Clients establish a connection to one of the available ZooKeeper servers.n2. Session creation: Upon successful connection, clients create a session and obtain a unique session ID.n3. Path creation: Clients create znodes (persistent or ephemeral) to store data.n4. Data synchronization: Changes in znode data are propagated across all connected clients.n5. Session termination: If the connection is lost, clients re-establish a new session after a certain timeout.
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