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This is the third main feature of this system. The code needs a bunch of polish, but it actually all works :) I've tested this briefly with N <= 3. Currently you have to build your own etcd cluster. It's quite easy, just run `etcd` and it will be ready. I usually run it in a throw away /tmp/ dir so that I can blow away the stored data easily.
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707 B
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45 lines
707 B
YAML
---
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graph: mygraph
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types:
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noop:
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- name: noop1c
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file:
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- name: file1c
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path: "/tmp/mgmt3/f1c"
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content: |
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i am f1
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state: exists
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- name: file2c
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path: "/tmp/mgmt3/f2c"
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content: |
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i am f2
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state: exists
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- name: "@@file3c"
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path: "/tmp/mgmt3/f3c"
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content: |
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i am f3, exported from host C
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state: exists
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- name: "@@file4c"
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path: "/tmp/mgmt3/f4c"
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content: |
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i am f4, exported from host C
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state: exists
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collect:
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- type: file
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pattern: "/tmp/mgmt3/"
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edges:
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- name: e1
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from:
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type: noop
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name: noop1c
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to:
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type: file
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name: file1c
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- name: e2
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from:
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type: file
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name: file1c
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to:
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type: file
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name: file2c
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