Kubernetes on Top of Mesos on Top of DCOS
summary
Kubernetes runs as a Mesos framework packaged for DCOS with an open-source Go implementation that swaps Kubernetes' scheduler for Mesos while leaving controllers and kubelet behavior intact. A live demo launches 150 nginx pods on a 20-node AWS cluster in a few minutes (demo hiccups noted), version 0.7 tracks upstream 1.1.1, conformance tests are a goal, and roadmap lists 0.8 then a production-ready release in Q1–Q2 next year.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:18What is Mesos
- 3:42What is Linux
- 7:29Running on DCOS
- 8:09System Monitor
- 17:38CoBenitez
- 18:55Installing DCOS
- 20:05Roadmap
- 21:56Why Mesos
- 22:46When to use Mesos
- 23:46Kubernetes IP per container
- 24:47Kubernetes Conformance
- 25:35Marathon
- 26:34Consensus systems
- 27:13Developers vs DevOps
- 28:44Experience level
- 29:49Capacity planning
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