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<p><font face="Calibri">Are multiple servers/agents per container a
possibility? If so we'd need to append a differentiator to the
container identifier.</font><br>
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Also, with respect to a feedid based on deployments, isn't it
possible that multiple containers run the same deployments for
load-balancing purposes? Wouldn't that result in multiple agents
running with the same feedid? Anyway, It seems if we could derive a
feedid from the container, with perhaps a new token like
autogenerate-from-container, that could be a nice way to easily
identify a feed for a container. This doesn't solve the issue of
replacing a stopped container with a new container, thus generating
new inventory and orphaning the existing inventory. But in that
situation I think we may just want to look for a decent way to kill
that inventory, like TTL or something.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/28/2016 1:08 PM, John Mazzitelli
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<pre wrap="">Is there any reason the agent can't use container as identification?
HOSTNAME="hawkular-cassandra-1-6o1y8"
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Things like that would work well.
We could even allow the agent to support notation like this:
<storage-adapter feed-id="%envvar(HOSTNAME)" ... />
or whatever syntax makes sense
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