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by presspot 12y ago
Mesosphere is arguably the largest contributor to Mesos, certainly on par with Twitter, especially when you consider all the surrounding ecosystem. The company also secured permission from the Apache foundation with the trademark when the c
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by presspot 12y ago
The whole point of the Mesosphere DCOS product is to make Mesos consumable by mere mortals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgJMlHdZEx4
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by presspot 12y ago
Here's Mesosphere's take on Docker Swarm, orchestrating at scale with Swarm + Mesos http://mesosphere.com/2015/02/26/deploying-with-docker-swarm...
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Docker Containers at Scale: Our Take on Docker Swarm(mesosphere.com)
95 points by presspot 12y ago|35 comments
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Room 237(en.wikipedia.org)
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by presspot 12y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9039197
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by presspot 12y ago
Also related: http://mesosphere.com/2015/02/11/yarn-on-mesos-big-data/
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by presspot 12y ago
A good friend of mine used to teach ESL at San Quentin. He described to me in great detail the "pruno" trade in the prison, including the elaborate exchange of services for scrap fruit and pilfered trashbags from the commissary as
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by presspot 12y ago
Is possible, though I'd probably run Spark and YARN native on Mesos on bare metal.
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by presspot 12y ago
Jim Scott from MapR compares Apache Mesos vs. Hadoop YARN https://www.mapr.com/blog/apache-mesos-vs-hadoop-yarn-whiteb...
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Mesosphere's Marathon Is on Fire – Mesosphere(mesosphere.com)
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Marathon 0.8.0 has been released(mesosphere.com)
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by presspot 12y ago
Stunning
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by presspot 12y ago
Here is the Github repo https://github.com/mesosphere/mesos-dns
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Service Discovery with Mesos-DNS(mesosphere.com)
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by presspot 12y ago
Kubernetes on Mesos makes sense to me. When you run Kubernetes on GCE, you have all of Google's infrastructure... but if you run it anywhere else, how do you get scale and HA without Mesos? (Let's be frank: when is anybody going t
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Y-Axis-Zero Fundamentalists(byjustinfox.com)
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Untangling the data center from complexity and human oversight by Vinod Khosla(gigaom.com)
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by presspot 12y ago
I see Kubernetes as more of a programming model, not an operating system. It provides a way to express services and have them scheduled onto a datacenter. The rocket-science of how you schedule those workloads and optimize them in the same
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by presspot 12y ago
So, yes, Mesos predates Kubernetes by many years.
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by presspot 12y ago
A bit of the history: The Mesosphere DCOS is built around the Apache Mesos kernel The Mesos kernel was developed at UC Berkeley in 2009 [1]. Spark was written as a sample app on top of it [2]. Ben Hindman and his colleagues at the UC Berkel
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by presspot 12y ago
MPI will run on top of the DCOS. That is the point. It supports a multitude of scheduling models all running multi-tenant.
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by presspot 12y ago
The DCOS supports network virtualization. Changes in underlying infrastructure can be manifested all the way up the stack to applications and their schedulers. E.g., the DCOS can rewrite network routing tables based on placement decisions.
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by presspot 12y ago
That is exactly right.
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by presspot 12y ago
Is a 40,000 core disaggregated rack really that different from a 4 core laptop? Google pioneered this way of thinking [1]. tl;dr the datacenter is a computer and that computer will inevitably have an OS. [1] http://www.cs.berkele
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by presspot 12y ago
A mid-market SaaS company might have a $1mm/mo Amazon bill. I think cutting in that half would be meaningful to just about anybody.
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by presspot 12y ago
Rip and replace of a hard drive is not hard when you have a datacenter that is completely self-healing. An intern on roller skates can do it.
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by presspot 12y ago
the 1 admin to 600 machines quoted as the high end for traditional IT datacenter is, in my experience, a murky number. It's usually a ratio of people/virtual machines, not physical machines. When you remove the VM smokescreen and
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by presspot 12y ago
>>> I don't know why many people think that they need to be at datacenter scale computing to benefit from abstractions like Mesos, it's completely wrong imo My next startup will be built on Mesosphere. Faster time to MVP
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by presspot 12y ago
There are a lot of components to an operating system. It's not just the technology components, it's the product components and the business components. E.g., Does it have an API? Does it have an SDK? Does it have a user interface?

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