Roshan, do you even have Java installed on your machine? If not, you can
disable Java support in Mesos by specifying `./configure --disable-java`
On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 4:42 AM, Alex Rukletsov a...@mesosphere.com wrote:
Roshan,
Let's assume the configure script is right: could you please
It might be worth looking at the code for mesos-execute, that has some support
for basic docker containers.
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On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 8:29 AM, Adam Bordelon a...@mesosphere.io wrote:
I don't
Yes, I know Rendler, it is an example of using mesos in c++, but it don't use
docker container
I want to see a framework written in C++ how to set up docker with mesos, I
find the example
docker_no_executor_framework can't work in my case.
So thank you all the same.
I don't know of a C++ framework that uses docker containers yet, but for a
simple example C++ framework, check out the RENDLER:
https://github.com/mesosphere/RENDLER/tree/master/cpp
For a docker-enabled framework written in Go, try Swarm:
To be honest I don't know what was the problem. I didn't manage to make my
Spark jobs work on the mesos cluster running on two virtual machines. I
managed to make it work when I run my Spark jobs on my local machine and
both master and mesos slaves are running also in my machine.
I guess
Hi Marco,
there is no need to apologize! Thank you very, very much for your detailed
explanation. As you said I tested it out NAT'ing the VMs but it didn't'
work. I'll try to test your solution when I've got some spare time and get
back to the group to let you know guys if your solution work.
Apologies in advance if you already know all this and are an expert on vbox
networking - but maybe this either helps or at least may point you in the
right direction (hopefully!)
The problem is most likely to be found in the fact that your laptop (or
whatever box you're running vbox in) has a
container
'd9b5be3e-9f00-4242-aa91-d6a6f3a5175a' for task '0' (and executor '0')
of framework '20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020'
E0529 13:50:54.362663 18420 slave.cpp:3112] Container
'd9b5be3e-9f00-4242-aa91-d6a6f3a5175a' for executor '0' of framework
'20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020
-d6a6f3a5175a' for task '0' (and executor '0')
of framework '20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020'
E0529 13:50:54.362663 18420 slave.cpp:3112] Container
'd9b5be3e-9f00-4242-aa91-d6a6f3a5175a' for executor '0' of framework
'20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020' failed to start: Port
Hi Alex,
My task was to create allocator which produces information about all
protobufs it receives to Kafka (prior to actual resources allocation). Here
is the implementation: https://github.com/stealthly/alligator. I had to
copy-paste Hierarchical allocator from Mesos sources since
Disagree that this is a duplicate. MESOS-2777 identifies an issue with the
handling of coverity reports within the project while MESOS-2880 identifies
around 80 locations where non-POD static initializations within the code
base should be corrected. Should MESOS-2777 have a coverity report
You're most welcome!
Just another thing, then: please be aware that, if you are on a Mac and
running Cisco's VPN client, that one messes with VBox's firewall rules for
host-only and will cause baffling behavior :)
(just thought I'd mention, at another place I worked at, it gave us a lot
of grief
-d6a6f3a5175a' for task '0' (and executor '0')
of framework '20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020'
E0529 13:50:54.362663 18420 slave.cpp:3112] Container
'd9b5be3e-9f00-4242-aa91-d6a6f3a5175a' for executor '0' of framework
'20150529-103634-16777343-5050-18179-0020' failed to start: Port
mappings
Would it make sense for configure to automatically disable Java support if
it can't find a JDK (with an appropriate warning)? That seems more in line
with how other projects' configure scripts work.
On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 12:31 AM, Adam Bordelon a...@mesosphere.io wrote:
Roshan, do you even
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