Looks like zookeeper CLI (zkCli.sh) does not support wildcard - I have not
looked at the zookeeper code to figure out whether it is not possible
design wise or whether I am missing something silly here.
What is the best way then to recursively delete nodes starting with a
string. I would want to do something like:
./zkCli.sh rmr abc*
to delete all nodes that begin with abc. Is there any simpler way out other
than using Java/Python or similar clients? Or in other words, is this
achievable through only ZK CLI?
Thanks,
Vivek
looked at the zookeeper code to figure out whether it is not possible
design wise or whether I am missing something silly here.
What is the best way then to recursively delete nodes starting with a
string. I would want to do something like:
./zkCli.sh rmr abc*
to delete all nodes that begin with abc. Is there any simpler way out other
than using Java/Python or similar clients? Or in other words, is this
achievable through only ZK CLI?
Thanks,
Vivek