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Hey there! What would be the easiest way to launch embedded BookKeeper in production? Docs are not very clear on this topic. It seems like just calling start-env
with appropriate configuration should be enough. Is there any caveats? I’m on 0.9
@jetmind That would work. Setting up a separate BK cluster was another good reason to move away from that in 0.10
The BK docs are reasonable as far as standing up a production cluster though. @jetmind
@jetmind If you’re running on Kubernetes/Mesos I can offer assistance getting BK setup. The short version is you need to run the metaformat command to setup your disks before starting your BK container.