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centralize resource allocation#23
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Can you add some system-tests with this commit? I think we need system-tests around Config Deletes and Vxlan stuff.
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Makes sense. Let me add at least following: config delta (desired state based), config add, config delete, and vxlan related ones
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etcdClient.go: fixed a bug where nil was returned instead of err
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@mapuri - please review
This change moves the cluster wide resource allocation to a logically centralized entity. Doing at a logically central place allows for redundancy, avoids contention, and improves scale.