From Zero to Production
summary
Claims a working Mesos cluster across AZs using Debian-based nodes, provisioned and state-managed with Terraform and Ansible, brings up three masters and slaves in minutes and scales masters to five or more by changing a param. Implements ECR token refresh via Chronos and S3 with IAM roles (tokens rotated every six hours, refresh job runs via Chronos). Uses Mesosphere packages for installs, splits ansible tasks by role so masters only get master bits, and replaces some workloads with Docker Swarm for containers.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:52Imminent Installer
- 6:02Advantages To Run a Dcos
- 8:21Drawbacks of this Approach
- 13:04Terraform
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