The enhanced features of Zookeeper include adding the audit log of ephemeral node deletion in the audit log.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  73% (24)
• B
  27% (9)

Explanation

Option A is correct because ZooKeeper's enhanced audit logging features do include tracking ephemeral node deletion events. Ephemeral nodes are temporary znodes that exist only as long as the client session that created them remains active - logging their deletion is critical for debugging session-related issues, security auditing, and understanding cluster behavior over time.

Option B (False) is incorrect because this is a documented enhancement in ZooKeeper's audit log capabilities; the audit log was specifically extended to capture ephemeral node lifecycle events, not just persistent node operations.

Memory tip: Think "ephemeral = temporary, but the record of its deletion is permanent." ZooKeeper's audit log treats ephemeral node deletions as significant security/operational events worth capturing, even though the nodes themselves are transient - if it happened in the cluster, the audit log knows about it.

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