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Basic Idea: one config storage can override the other.
It may be useful if your config storage doesn't support per-host configuration, but you need to override some piece of config locally. Ex. etcd.
Possible scenario
Your configuration is stored in etcd clusters that are unique per qa/prod/other environments.
Though, you have some static configuration ex: hostname, unique-id, etc that apply to each app node independently...You need an ability to specify per-node configuration, and update it.
Sometimes you have to override some general configuration to run tests on part of an application traffic. So, you override config on specific nodes locally.
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Basic Idea: one config storage can override the other.
It may be useful if your config storage doesn't support per-host configuration, but you need to override some piece of config locally. Ex. etcd.
Possible scenario
Your configuration is stored in etcd clusters that are unique per qa/prod/other environments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: