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Interesting to see how this evolves in comparison to Apache Mesos/YARN. There are definitely similarities with etcd<->zookeeper, fleet<->mesos, docker<->cgroups

• steveb 13y ago
  There are a few efforts to support docker (and other) containers in Mesos under (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-816 https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-816) As part of this, a couple of new docker efforts were released today: https://github.com/tarnfeld/mesos-docker-containerizer https://github.com/tarnfeld/mesos-docker-containerizer https://github.com/mesosphere/medea https://github.com/mesosphere/medea I'm pretty excited to see fleet. These types of distributed systems are a natural complement for containerized infrastructure.
• siliconc0w 13y ago
  You can run docker containers with marathon pretty easily plus other stuff: https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/908362/1405593/a19d12da-3d34-11e3-887f-f53cfdaa1404.png https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/908362/1405593/a19d12da-3d... I'm liking marathon, it makes mesos much more accessible and is under pretty active development.
• jaytaylor 13y ago
  I'd like to see it support bare LXC containers. That could be very powerful IMO.
• kapilvt 13y ago
  "User job requests kick off a bidding process by the machines in the cluster. Based on the received bids the engine assigns the job to a machine." yeah.. superficially that sounds very similar to mesos. another system that can do cluster wide containerization and orchestration across clouds/baremetal is juju. The end goal for all seems to be in utilization efficiency and ease of management at scale of a host of application topologies.