>Here I am facing another issue in mesos master installation. I am passing
> internal ip address to /etc/mesos-master/hostname and ip files in each
> master node.
>
> my hostname and ip file looks like:
> 10.40.0.128
Hi, @Pankaj You could not use same hostname and ip in each master node.
Instead,
got it thanks.
Here I am facing another issue in mesos master installation. I am passing
internal ip address to /etc/mesos-master/hostname and ip files in each
master node.
I can not start mesos-master with web UI at any of the nodes in
the presence of hostname and ip file in /etc/mesos-master
The /etc/hosts file should be edited on the machine where you are accessing
the GUI for Mesos. All the Master Nodes should have no idea about the
floating IPs
On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 1:21 PM, Pankaj Saha wrote:
> Thanks Arslan,
> Okay, so you mean to change the
Thanks Arslan,
Okay, so you mean to change the /etc/host file changes to all master nodes
and provide the assigned floating ip to them. I will try and will let you
know.
my understanding was, zookeeper picks the ip address of the mesos-master
host from /etc/mesos-master/hostname file.
On Mon,
I believe when a new master is elected, the new url contains the Host Name
of the newly Elected leader. From the Mesos setup point of view, all the
configuration will be done using the *internal IP addresses* but when you
try to access the Mesos GUI from the outside, you will access it over the
hello devs,
I have a situation where I am given 6 nodes to configure mesos cluster(3
masters 3 slaves) in a chameleon cloud setup. Each of the node has a
floating public ip and an internal ip.
My setup consists of libraries from mesosphere package. In zookeeper
configuration I have mentioned