On Fri, Sep 20, 2019 at 8:09 AM Ben Bromhead wrote:
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> Providing an official docker image is a little tricky, as despite what
> container marketing would tell you, containers need to make assumptions
> about outside orchestration/management methods. Folks in this thread have
> already identified
Providing an official docker image is a little tricky, as despite what
container marketing would tell you, containers need to make assumptions
about outside orchestration/management methods. Folks in this thread have
already identified differences in kubernetes distro's let alone other
container
Sidecar would be fine I guess provided that it does not require a lot of
resources - which kind of eliminates more or less any java implementation.
Unsure whether jvm metrics etc are available via virtual tables though.
Also forgot an important point about the image for local usage - ability to
I recently had a side conversation about including a Prometheus endpoint in
the sidecar project, which would query virtual tables exclusively. Is it
reasonable to require running the sidecar in addition to Cassandra when
deploying on K8? My container knowledge is pretty limited.
If that's not a
Hi,
A docker image for Cassandra would be the first step in the right direction.
What one would really want is a kubernetes Operator that can deploy, upgrade,
etc. a Cassandra cluster
(https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/extend-kubernetes/operator).
A base image with placeholders would be
Hi Cyril,
Thanks for bringing this topic up. I think it would be a good idea for us
to have an "official" docker file in the source tree.
There are, however, some caveats:
Hey guys,
I heard that at the last summit there were discussions about providing an
official docker image to run Cassandra on Kubernetes. Is it something that
you’ve started to work on ? We have our own at
https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/cassandra-image
