[Design Doc] An Improved KillPolicy

Hello all! I've been working on a little design for some improvements to the KillPolicy. You can find the design doc here . TL;DR: the plan is to extend the KillPolicy message to allow the

[GitHub] mesos pull request #233: Display task health in the Web UI.

Github user janisz commented on a diff in the pull request: https://github.com/apache/mesos/pull/233#discussion_r140917021 --- Diff: src/webui/master/static/home.html --- @@ -162,14 +162,15 @@ Task Name --- End diff -- Task ID is one line above ---

Re: Catching the webui up to features

I just built Mesos 0.28.x and tried out this scenario. It seems that this issue presents itself only in 1.0.x and up. I also found out that DCOS hides this issue if someone uses https://github.com/dcos/adminrouter I have not dug through the 0.28.x code enough to pinpoint the exact area for where

Re: Catching the webui up to features

0.28.x UI is working for you even when you click into an agent? Can you show us which requests are being made in the old UI vs the new UI and which ones do not work for you? (use chrome's built-in debugging tools) On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 3:38 PM, Aaron Wood wrote: > I

[GitHub] mesos issue #233: Display task health in the Web UI.

Github user bmahler commented on the issue: https://github.com/apache/mesos/pull/233 @janisz I noticed you updated the patch, is it ready for another review? Would be great to keep the colors as you had before. I was just asking about the approach used :) Also can you add a

[GitHub] mesos issue #233: Display task health in the Web UI.

Github user janisz commented on the issue: https://github.com/apache/mesos/pull/233 * [x] The global tasks table * [x] The framework-specific task table (when clicking into a framework) * [x] The executor-specific task table within an agent (when clicking into an agent, then a

[Community WG] Meeting today - 10:30am Pacific time

Hi everyone, Please join us today for the Community WG meeting, starting at 10:30 Pacific time. Join by Zoom at the time of the meeting: https://zoom.us/j/274510516 I'd love to collect whatever community feedback we got on MesosCon NA. If you have any other topics you want to discuss, please

Shedding light on libmesos and libprocess threading models?

Hi guys, Can anyone shed some light on the threading models/setup used by Mesos and/or libprocess? I've got a problem with mixing/competing thread pools! I introduced some OpenMP code and of course now I get N**2 threads started each time a different libprocess thread executes my OMP code by way