Keynote: Welcome and State of Mesos
summary
Since the last MesosCon Europe the project ships four minor and nine patch releases and adds 13 new committers/PMC members; community Slack activity grows. Container work centralizes around a universal container runtime that runs Docker, OCI, AppC or raw archives, adds nested containers (useful for Jenkins and running Kubernetes on Mesos), and exposes container attach/exec plus standalone containers for Windows. Networking and storage adopt CNI and CSI, enabling local and external resource providers for dynamic storage. Multi‑tenancy features include hierarchical fair share quotas and reservations; future hopes note revocable defaults, dropping ZooKeeper, and easier VM launches.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:19Tracks
- 2:02Mesos Khan University
- 2:47Town Halls
- 3:29Thanks
- 3:50State of the project
- 4:26Community updates
- 4:43What should I share
- 4:58Containerization
- 6:15Nested Containerization
- 7:47Container Attach and ContainerExec
- 8:03Standalone Containers
- 8:14Networking and Storage
- 8:59Resource Providers
- 9:32Mesos Survey
- 10:03Mesos Frameworks
- 10:52Mesos Multitenancy
- 11:43Conclusion
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