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preillyme
12y ago
I agree with you @jonnyg and I've since edited it to be more clear. Thanks for clarify and we at Kismatic look forward to providing a good Kubernetes based experience for everyone.
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preillyme
12y ago
Craig was asked for his permission before we posted it. We also posted proper attribution. I'm curious @jonnyg why are you being so negative?
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What’s the Difference Between Apache Mesos and Google’s Kubernetes
(blog.kismatic.com)
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12y ago
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preillyme
12y ago
This was a basic acquihire for talent. They've been working at Docker for many months.
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preillyme
12y ago
I find it interesting that they find Aurora to be more stable and powerful than Marathon.
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EBay dumps Marathon for Aurora
(reviews.apache.org)
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12y ago
I think it's awesome that Shane Jarvie put the Mesos Framework code for the article on GitHub: https://github.com/sjarvie/mesos_example for development purposes.
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preillyme
12y ago
I'm really impressed with William Thurston's work on the Amazon EC2 Container Service (Amazon ECS) scheduler driver. It will be cool to see a benchmark of ECS vs. Apache Mesos with the same taskDefinition defined.
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preillyme
12y ago
Shouldn't that be on Apache Mesos NOT Mesosphere?
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12y ago
Awesome, Mesos-DNS is simple and stateless. Unlike Consul and SkyDNS, it does not require consensus mechanisms, persistent storage, or a replicated log. This is possible because Mesos-DNS does not implement heartbeats, health monitoring, or
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preillyme
12y ago
Pretends to be a common standard for different solutions?
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preillyme
12y ago
I use MongooseIM and it is a base platform for building high performance messaging systems leveraging XMPP. It is designed to provide communication for millions of concurrent online users in high growth sectors such as Social Media, Gaming
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12y ago
When it comes to a cluster of machines the job of scheduling applications becomes an exercise for the operations team. Today for many organizations scheduling is handled by the fine folks running that team. Yet, unfortunately the use of a h
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The Datacenter is the Computer
(preilly.me)
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12y ago
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preillyme
12y ago
Can you use Thruk?
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preillyme
12y ago
This month’s news provides yet another occasion for a friendly public-service reminder to anyone who uses a digital device to say anything to anyone, ever. Don’t do it. Don’t email, don’t text, don’t update, don’t send photos.
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12y ago
Such a cool post on Madhukar's Blog.
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preillyme
12y ago
Service discovery needs to be as available and resilient as possible.
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12y ago
The out-of-space / metadata balancing problem has bitten me more times than I care to count. It's essentially a fact of life that I have to blow away /var/lib/docker and all its subvolumes every few weeks on any gi
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preillyme
12y ago
Okay cool thanks for sharing I'll check it out.
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preillyme
12y ago
You mention that, "finally, both the hypervisors and the guests run finely-tuned, bare-metal OSes, with only what’s needed, and nothing more." I'm curious what bare-metal OS do you use?
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12y ago
Wow this really is only the beginning of you offering better, faster and more reliable builds on Travis CI. You seem to have a lot more things planned to improve stability, I'm totally excited that you shipped this today.
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preillyme
12y ago
Mesosphere stole the enterprise spotlight last week with the reveal of a commercial offering that strings together various components from the open-source ecosystem into a distributed data center operating system.
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12y ago
So early progress may be slow. Changing infrastructure paradigms takes time. We have to be patient. The number of customers who really need a DCOS today is more limited than it will be in five years. But this is where cloud computing is goi
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Make No Mistake: Mesosphere Is Going After OpenStack
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12y ago
Given that Firefox now uses Yahoo as its default search engine, this move doesn’t come as a huge surprise. Yahoo clearly wants as many people as possible to use Firefox — and with it its search engine (which is powered by Microsoft Bing).
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12y ago
I'm really looking forward to what's coming next in the 2015 roadmap for both Mesos and Kubernetes. In particular, I'm excited about the resource model implementation, which will provide a richer context for scheduling pods.
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12y ago
If you want early access to the Mesosphere DCOS (Datacenter Operating System), fill out this form: http://www.mesosphere.com/product/#signup
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12y ago
But this is our official announcement of the DCOS project. The other post was about Ben's ideas that helped drive the creation.
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Mesosphere’s new data center mother brain will blow your mind
(gigaom.com)
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12y ago
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