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Designing for Failure: How to Manage Thousands of Hosts Through Automation

Talkat LISA18 · on Monday, 2018-10-29· at 14:00· Legends Ballroom ABC· [devops-and-delivery]
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Uber runs thousands of hosts with Apache Mesos and Aurora and builds a Cluster Lifecycle Manager to automate safe upgrades, drainage and remediation. CLM stores goal-state in Git, queries a local graph cache of inventory and monitoring, and dispatches workflows to Cadence orchestration workers (Cassandra-backed) that rate-limit batches, enforce SLAs (example: maintain 90% replicas for 10 minutes) and escalate from reboot to RMA. Early rollouts (batch sizes like 250) caused outages; CLM’s service-aware checks and automation cut hundreds of manual host alerts to mostly automatic fixes.

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