Running Mesos Frameworks on Kubernetes with the Open-Source Universal Resource Broker

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Open-source Universal Resource Broker (URB) claims to run Mesos frameworks as Kubernetes pods, letting Spark, Hadoop, Storm, Jenkins, Marathon and Chronos share a single cluster and reduce duplicate infrastructure. Implementation reimplements the Mesos binary interface with adapters (Kubernetes, Grid Engine), a Python event‑driven master broker, and demos on a two‑node GKE cluster showing Marathon and Chronos jobs launching as pods. It enforces proportional shares quota, is available on GitHub, and currently supports containerized frameworks only.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:26Who is Univa?
3. 1:28Univa Customer Depth
4. 2:00Navops for Kubernetes
5. 3:09Navops Command K8s Integration
6. 3:46Navops Command Architecture
7. 4:46Advanced Policies for Kubernetes
8. 5:52Navops Proportional Sharing
9. 6:52Bringing new capabilities to Kubernetes
10. 7:37Mixed Workloads with Navops
11. 10:02Mixed Workloads with URB
12. 10:59Universal Resource Broker - Details
13. 12:21Getting started with the URB
14. 18:24Navops Command Delivers
15. 19:09Thank You!

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