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It sounds great, but I've always found the DC/OS marketplace not really flexible enough. I've looked at many services, but in most cases the requirements for ru
by gnur 8y ago
It sounds great, but I've always found the DC/OS marketplace not really flexible enough. I've looked at many services, but in most cases the requirements for running a service from the marketplace were for extremely high throughput situations. I wanted to experiment with arrongoDB but it required a total of 16GB memory (IIRC).
Practically, I think kubernetes with helm charts gets will get you at least 90% of what DC/OS offers.
Also, running Kubernetes itself is complicated enough, running it on a different scheduler will just expose you to the pains of both schedulers.
- chrisgaun 8y agoMesos means "middle" and it was designed to handle the declarative infrastructure provisioning for different schedulers... container orchestration schedulers: Aurora (Youtube/Twitter), Titus (Netflix), Marathon and Kubernetes (DC/OS).... analytics schedulers: Spark, Tensorflow, etc. The idea was always that you should manage this infrastructure just like they are managing containers. discloser: I am the PM of Kubernetes on DC/OS.