Hello Qian,
Yes, dynamic reservation (at least currently) is per role, rather than the
framework level. The main motivation for such a design was based on the
following thought: dynamic reservation should simply be a dynamic version
of the existing static reservation.
You're absolutely right
Hi,
I took a look at dynamic reservation design doc and the related code in
Mesos master, it seem dynamic reservation works in role level rather than
in framework level, that means a framework can only reserve some resources
for its role rather than itself. If so, then I am thinking about this
Is there any location to download those videos? And is it OK to
re-publish those video in other website with Mesos brand?
On 2015年08月28日 00:56, Dave Lester wrote:
Over 50 talks from MesosCon Seattle are now available on YouTube, and organized
into an official playlist:
I've seen casual references to an upcoming Mesos 1.0 release so I
thought I'd ask about it on-list. What's left for a 1.0 release, and who
is driving it?
On the discussion thread for Mesos 0.24.0, Vinod recently said the 1.0
release might be 0.25.0 or 0.26.0 depending on the progress we make with
Hi Klaus,
There is not a location to download these videos, but high quality
versions are on YouTube.
All videos have been licensed under a creative commons license if you'd
like to reuse them.
Dave
On Sun, Aug 30, 2015, at 08:17 PM, Klaus Ma wrote:
Is there any location to download those
Hi Niklas,
Could you create a JIRA issue tracking this release? A great example
would be what was created for the 0.22.0 release and promotes more
transparency IMO about what is going in a release:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-2248
Additionally, can you add a link to that JIRA
Thanks Michael for the detailed clarification, it is much clear to me
now :-)
And I have a further question regarding persistent volume: I think, similar
with dynamic reservation, persistent volume is also per role now, so that
means a persistent volume created by a framework can be offered to
