Mesos + DCOS, Not Mesos versus DCOS
summary
Argues that Mesos acts like a kernel while DC/OS bundles the surrounding services so users get service discovery, load balancing, networking, storage, secrets, metrics integrated rather than wiring them up. Announces a DC/OS SDK to simplify building frameworks that talk to Mesos. Reports concrete adoption: DC/OS is open-source since April 19, with about 31,000 clusters created and ~3,000 Slack members, and says the ecosystem (Universe packages, runtime frameworks) runs in production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27Challenges
- 1:13DevOps
- 1:40Docker
- 2:20Problems
- 3:25The Checklist
- 5:17DCOS Analogy
- 6:30DCOS Challenges
- 7:08Mesos Frameworks
- 8:50DCOS Open Source
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