Hi I deployed exactly the same architecture and all is stable. I get your same error, and i solved specifying in /etc/mesos-slave/ip file, the FLOATING IP of the slave. Moreover, be sure that your subnets are connected to the same virtual router. My deployment works very well.
J Il 25/mag/2016 17:16, "Omar Sobh" <[email protected]> ha scritto: > Hello all, > > I have a number of mesos slave inside and openstack installation that i'm > trying to connect to a master on a different subnet. If I use the slaves > internal IP address like 192.168.1.40 it can make the connection with Mesos > master, but then dies and keeps reconnecting. If I map it to the public > interface it dies from spawning too fast. The public IP address isn't > visible inside the host but i've mapped it via openstack floating IP > addresses so I know the VM is getting it. Are there any ideas on how I can > connect these VM's to the Mesos master, and why do they die out with > internal IP's and a public interface mapping? > > > best, > > O > >
