Hi Dragos,
One more information I noticed is that; as the apigateway status is in 
“waiting” status, the Error icon right next to it states “DC/OS has been 
waiting for resources and is unable to complete this deployment for XX minutes.

Thanks,
Kumar.

On 3/1/18, 9:28 AM, "Kumar Subramanian" <[email protected]> wrote:

    Hi Dragos,
    
    I am not sure I understood your point about “        Note that by default 
the Gateway listens on this domain defined in config
    
            at [2] ( <marathon-app-name>.gw.<your-domain-name>). Once the 
controller is
    
            installed in the cluster, it's accessible on 
controller.gw.<your-domain-name>,
    
            assuming the Marathon app name for the OpenWhisk Controller is 
called
    
            "controller" “
    
    
    
    apigateway is the first app that I tried to install on DCOS. Is there any 
place I have to define the url? (( <marathon-app-name>.gw.<your-domain-name>) 
and may be I am missing that? The only Url I mentioned is the default one in 
the Environment settings of apigateway package (during installation). The 
default value was 
"default":https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__marathon.mesos-3A8080&d=DwIGaQ&c=uilaK90D4TOVoH58JNXRgQ&r=F5C8fYlpBJ270qrdwLq2iRQrPd1CLap8zItxk8laWpo&m=Snzzg-sR6t5CY7El_-GNWwuD_WMAn1nbqP6taqWUSXo&s=ztUsE0shjeKqrwdPc2TAGnBPCWlRPjo_HE9TL74FUcU&e=;
 and I kept it as is when installing.
    
    
    
    Thanks,
    
    Kumar.
    
    
    
    On 3/1/18, 9:18 AM, "Kumar Subramanian" <[email protected]> wrote:
    
    
    
        Hi Dragos,
    
        Here is the DCOS Version
    
        DC/OS VERSION: 1.9.4
    
        
    
        Marathon Version: 1.4.7
    
        
    
        Thanks,
    
        Kumar.
    
        
    
        On 2/28/18, 11:10 PM, "Dascalita Dragos" <[email protected]> wrote:
    
        
    
            Hi Kumar,
    
            Can you provide details on the DCOS version as well ?
    
            
    
            *"...The (api gateway) service status shows waiting and there are 
no logs;
    
            nothing getting deployed also...."*
    
            Depending on the DCOS version, you may find in the DCOS UI debug
    
            information in regards to the resource offered by Mesos and what's 
missing.
    
            [1] It's possible that some constraints are not matched, and 
Marathon is
    
            still waiting to get offers, which would explain this effect you're 
seeing.
    
            Note that by default the Gateway listens on this domain defined in 
config
    
            at [2] ( <marathon-app-name>.gw.<your-domain-name>). Once the 
controller is
    
            installed in the cluster, it's accessible on 
controller.gw.<your-domain-name>,
    
            assuming the Marathon app name for the OpenWhisk Controller is 
called
    
            "controller". Same goes for the "invoker": 
invoker.gw.<your-domain-name>.
    
            Same for Exhibitor, CouchDB etc, any other app installed in the 
cluster is
    
            exposed in this way. Of course, these domain names can be easily 
configured
    
            differently in NGINX, I'm just explaining the default rules.
    
            
    
            We might have to provide a DCOS universe for 1.9 or 1.10 as well. 
We've
    
            tested with both versions successfully; we need to strip 
customizations
    
            particular to our deployment, prior to sharing the updated universe.
    
            
    
            HTH,
    
            Dragos
    
            
    
            [1] - 
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__docs.mesosphere.com_1.10_monitoring_debugging_gui-2Ddebugging_&d=DwIFaQ&c=uilaK90D4TOVoH58JNXRgQ&r=F5C8fYlpBJ270qrdwLq2iRQrPd1CLap8zItxk8laWpo&m=Pq6qbuCjIV0NgXrQUGgzHlpwkfQ1iR-hlycfGmbR5_4&s=67DJMsbbLqbhR82ScYfqZ6g-hvjuOMnMeGOq-M6zmFQ&e=
    
            [2] -
    
            
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_adobe-2Dapiplatform_apigateway_blob_master_api-2Dgateway-2Dconfig_conf.d_marathon-5Fapis.conf-23L35&d=DwIFaQ&c=uilaK90D4TOVoH58JNXRgQ&r=F5C8fYlpBJ270qrdwLq2iRQrPd1CLap8zItxk8laWpo&m=Pq6qbuCjIV0NgXrQUGgzHlpwkfQ1iR-hlycfGmbR5_4&s=6BVUN80-tqxdqO0yYyI2IuXRoe5XKGEUUwhJhjD8J-o&e=
    
            
    
            
    
            
    
            On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 6:08 PM Carlos Santana 
<[email protected]> wrote:
    
            
    
            > Hi Kumar welcome to list
    
            >
    
            >   Adobe team is currently deploying OpenWhisk on DCOS/Mesos I bet 
one of
    
            > them will be able to assist you on this task and point you int he 
right
    
            > direction
    
            >
    
            > The file you point is no longer on the repo, Maybe  Dragos or 
Tyson could
    
            > also clarify that and the apigateway issues.
    
            >
    
            > -- Carlos
    
            >
    
            > On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 8:27 PM Kumar Subramanian 
<[email protected]
    
            > >
    
            > wrote:
    
            >
    
            > > Hi,
    
            > >
    
            > > I am trying to install OpenWhisk on Mesos Cluster.
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > I followed the steps described at
    
            > >
    
            > 
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__github.com_apache_incubator-2Dopenwhisk-2Ddevtools_tree_1f42e6057de42babc2bf88870fabb61d172d728d_dcos-2Duniverse&d=DwIFaQ&c=uilaK90D4TOVoH58JNXRgQ&r=F5C8fYlpBJ270qrdwLq2iRQrPd1CLap8zItxk8laWpo&m=Pq6qbuCjIV0NgXrQUGgzHlpwkfQ1iR-hlycfGmbR5_4&s=QTfB2-jYGp7UtoXJxEX8WZuWVF8NfYEZiu3nZ9GCJ3g&e=
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > *Steps Completed:*
    
            > >
    
            > >    1. In the universe home directory, run command 
./scripts/build.sh.
    
            > >    2. Upload /target/repo-up-to-1.8.json to a host service 
(e.g. AWS S3)
    
            > >       - Make sure Content-Type =
    
            > >       application/vnd.dcos.universe.repo+json in the file's 
headers.
    
            > >    3. In DC/OS admin console, under System > Overview > 
Repositories, add
    
            > >    the link to the new repository.
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > Note: I’ve attached the repository file repo-uo-to-1.8.json.
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > *Next:*
    
            > >
    
            > >    1. I added the repository to dcos
    
            > >    2. Installed redis successfully.
    
            > >       1. Container port : 6379
    
            > >       2. Host: <host_ip>
    
            > >       3. Ports: 3774
    
            > >    3. Then I tried to install api gateway package (default 
settings –
    
            > >    mentioned below)
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > *Stage I am stuck at:*
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >    1. Api Gateway Installation
    
            > >       1. Environment: MarathonHost: 
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__marathon.mesos-3A8080&d=DwIFaQ&c=uilaK90D4TOVoH58JNXRgQ&r=F5C8fYlpBJ270qrdwLq2iRQrPd1CLap8zItxk8laWpo&m=Pq6qbuCjIV0NgXrQUGgzHlpwkfQ1iR-hlycfGmbR5_4&s=iJzQ1LOzvwJ64ic_jZqFpVNTGMNzMROVn2tOwIqoiOE&e=
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > *What’s happening?* The (api gateway) service status shows 
waiting and
    
            > > there are no logs; nothing getting deployed also.
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > *Questions:*
    
            > >
    
            > >    1. Why is it stuck and not even getting deployed?
    
            > >    2. How can I debug
    
            > >    3. Where can I look for logs
    
            > >    4. Is there anything wrong with my settings for 
api-gateway(from json
    
            > >    file attached)?
    
            > >    5. Is there anything else that needs to be installed?
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > >
    
            > > Thanks,
    
            > >
    
            > > Kumar.
    
            > >
    
            >
    
            
    
        
    
        
    
    
    
    

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