florianleibert

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Simple & Easy Executable JARs(mesosphere.io)
12 points by florianleibert 13y ago|0 comments
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Marathon - a Mesos framework, adds placement constraints(mesosphere.io)
7 points by florianleibert 13y ago|0 comments
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Mesos Hackathon at OpenTable(meetup.com)
3 points by florianleibert 13y ago|0 comments
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Mesos 0.14.2 platform packages available(mesosphere.io)
1 points by florianleibert 13y ago|1 comments
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Learn how to run Hadoop, Spark, Marathon and Chronos on Mesos(mesosphere.io)
31 points by florianleibert 13y ago|0 comments
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Mesosphere Launches Elastic Mesos, Makes Setting Up A Mesos Cluster Simple(techcrunch.com)
34 points by florianleibert 13y ago|1 comments
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by florianleibert 13y ago
If you have specific requests on how to make the docs for these frameworks better, it'd be great if you filed a ticket on their respective github page.
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by florianleibert 13y ago
I'll outline the specific goals of both Marathon / Chronos to clear any confusion: Marathon: Execute a long running job in the cluster and make sure it keeps on running. You can specify resource requirements as well as how many
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by florianleibert 13y ago
Mesos cannot do "cron-like" things. Mesos is a resource manager for your cluster. You need a framework to actually schedule tasks. Marathon / Chronos are both frameworks.
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by florianleibert 13y ago
Chronos is the "cron" for the cluster. Marathon is the "upstart" for your cluster. You can start Chronos via Marathon.
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Mesos Meetup at BOX(meetup.com)
14 points by florianleibert 13y ago|0 comments