What is the command you use to run your slave in a Docker container? And also what version of Mesos are you using?
Tim On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 1:05 PM, Frank Scholten <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > For educational purposes I am setting up a Mesos and Marathon cluster > running in Docker. My goal is to deploy Docker containers on Marathon > using the docker-outside-of-docker technique (DooD) by sharing the > docker command line binary and UNIX socket via a volume. > > See the following Gist with a fig.yml file, deploy script and Marathon > config > > https://gist.github.com/frankscholten/c88efe7d887ee4602138 > > When I deploy a Docker container via Marathon's API I get task failed > errors in the Mesos GUI. Mesos says that the slave host or port might > not be available. > > When I enter a slave using docker exec I am able to run Docker commands. > > I checked out the mesos sources at slave/containerizer/docker.cpp and > I see the create method returns Error objects. Do they get logged > somewhere? I the logs I only see > > slave_1 | E0115 20:45:21.108027 13 slave.cpp:2794] Container > '27268822-af76-4dac-bf46-feaa60338a7b' for executor > 'docker.6c030613-9cf7-11e4-9af3-ee4f42e8b470' of framework > '20150115-203007-301994412-5050-1-0000' failed to start: None of the > enabled containerizers (docker,mesos) could create a container for the > provided TaskInfo/ExecutorInfo message. > > so I don't know what the problem is. > > Cheers, > > Frank >
