Containerization in Mesos, Embracing the Standards
summary
Mesos claims a pluggable container model with isolators, launchers, provisioners and is actively adopting CNI, CSI, OCI standards; Docker image provisioning is handled by a provisioner with OCI support in review. Nested containers enable sidecar, transient and hierarchical patterns and are used to provide remote debugging via a nested shell (demo shows producer/consumer sharing a volume and successful remote attach). Roadmap includes standalone agent mode, host‑port isolator, unified content‑addressable artifact store and mark‑and‑sweep image GC.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Outline
- 1:11Mesos: A kernel for data center applications
- 3:45Linux cgroups support (0.10.2012)
- 8:20Native Docker image support (0.28, 2016)
- 9:45Adopting container standards
- 10:31De facto container standard
- 13:20Container image spec
- 16:05Container networking spec
- 18:22Container storage spec
- 18:54CSI: Container Storage Interface
- 20:11Why nested container?
- 22:42Use nesting to support debugging!
- 23:26Remote debugging support
- 31:09Future Roadmap
- 34:06Summary
- 34:40Join the working group Active Working Groups
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