> do you mean, you *never* receive updates about other nodes or you just don't > receive them regularly? If you receive an offer initially and you don't > accept or decline it, you will not receive that offer again. You can cache it > for some time locally and then accept it at a later point in time. Or you > decline it and then you will receive the offer again some seconds later. In > principle.
I understood that it was good practice to either accept or decline an offer, and not store them up… I don’t recall where I received that advice from now, but it feels like the right thing to do. My question here though is in the event of receiving a resource offer with no CPU in it, and then declining it, why shouldn’t my framework receive offers regarding other nodes with CPU? Surely a resource offer declination is an indicator that the particular node in question isn’t suitable and Mesos should move on… Thanks. Kind regards, Christopher Christopher Hunt Technical Lead, Lightbend Production Suite @huntchr UTC+10
