Re: Deploying MySQL and WordPress Docker Containers through Marathon

2016-05-13 Thread Sam
Guys, Here is beauty version https://dcos.io/docs/1.7/overview/roadmap/ Regards, Sam Sent from my iPhone > On May 13, 2016, at 3:35 PM, Guangya Liu wrote: > > Just FYI, the dc/os does have near term roadmap to enable support for > "external volume storage": >

Re: Deploying MySQL and WordPress Docker Containers through Marathon

2016-05-13 Thread Guangya Liu
Just FYI, the dc/os does have near term roadmap to enable support for "external volume storage": https://github.com/dcos/dcos-docs/blob/master/1.7/overview/roadmap.md#pluggable-external-volumes , once this was enabled in open source dc/os, you can use this feature to manage your stateful services.

RE: Deploying MySQL and WordPress Docker Containers through Marathon

2016-05-12 Thread Wong, Steven
There was a presentation given on this last week at the EMC World conference, demonstrating migration of a MySQL server across cluster nodes, with persistent storage on an external volume. For this use case, a cloud volume (such as AWS EBS), or a networked attached storage volume (such as

Re: Deploying MySQL and WordPress Docker Containers through Marathon

2016-05-12 Thread Casey Bisson
The MySQL service automatically clusters with a single primary and any number of replicas. If a replica fails, Marathon will replace it, and the new instance will automatically bootstrap itself with a copy of the DB and join the cluster. If the primary should fail, one of the replicas will be

Re: Deploying MySQL and WordPress Docker Containers through Marathon

2016-05-12 Thread Thomas Runyon
You can do it either way actually. The default case is for it to bring up a fresh instance of MySQL, since the sandbox the application starts in is clean. Mesosphere had a recent blog post about using persistent storage in Marathon (