Mesos Integration and some more

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Mesos Integration and some more

yzhdanov
Guys,

We are working on mesos integration among everything else.

I have some thoughts to share and get some feedback.

1. What if we introduce special Ignite component which will provide some
user abstractions to work with systems like Mesos? This will make possible
to, for example, process mesos offers within Ignite node or explicitly
request resources.

2. I recall older GridGain (of early 3.x) had Cloud SPIs to automatically
expand the cluster over cloud provider instances. I think whether this is
worth re-introducing these components. This will make possible to manage
cloud deployments directly from Ignite. However, EC2 and GCE (I checked
only them, probably, other providers too) have autoscaling feature that
will bring new machines up.

Thoughts?

--Yakov
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Re: Mesos Integration and some more

dsetrakyan
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 8:30 AM, Yakov Zhdanov <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Guys,
>
> We are working on mesos integration among everything else.
>
> I have some thoughts to share and get some feedback.
>
> 1. What if we introduce special Ignite component which will provide some
> user abstractions to work with systems like Mesos? This will make possible
> to, for example, process mesos offers within Ignite node or explicitly
> request resources.
>

Yakov, can you provide more details here. What Mesos offers we will be able
to process within Ignite client node that we cannot do right now with
Ignite scheduler for mesos?


>
> 2. I recall older GridGain (of early 3.x) had Cloud SPIs to automatically
> expand the cluster over cloud provider instances. I think whether this is
> worth re-introducing these components. This will make possible to manage
> cloud deployments directly from Ignite. However, EC2 and GCE (I checked
> only them, probably, other providers too) have autoscaling feature that
> will bring new machines up.
>

I thought Mesos provides this functionality automatically out of the box,
no?


>
> Thoughts?
>
> --Yakov
>