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i have manually operated multiple JVM per server, maintaining /etc/services to track the ports, and apache+modproxy as front end. start/stop services and let ap
by MikeTLive 13y ago
i have manually operated multiple JVM per server, maintaining /etc/services to track the ports, and apache+modproxy as front end. start/stop services and let apache detect the active state. with mesos and cgroups we get even more a dynamic assurance that services have the minimum guaranteed resources and access to scale across the entire compute cloud. we will soon be able to scale up/down on demand maintaining an 85% or greater utilization reducing allocation. with cgroups we remove the overhead of multiple OS that traditional VM brings.
- thrownaway2424 13y agoDo you use zookeeper for addressing and assigning ports? One of the things most lacking in the outside-Google datacenter world is an addressing scheme like DNS that allows you to find some resource by name, including the port. Using well-known ports severely restricts flexibility of scheduling.