innobead/mesos-framework-demo

A Mesos framework supports resilient HA service orchestration.

Goals

• Setup a Mesos development environment including Mesos master & agent, Zookeeper w/ exhibitor, Marathon
• Create a Mesos framework/scheduler, use default command executor, then launch scalable tasks running

Demo

Prerequisites

• 3 CPU, 4GB Memory for Docker
• 2 CPU, 2GB Memory for Vagrant Mesos master
• 2 CPU, 4GB Memory for Vagrant Mesos agent
• docker
• jq
• Java, Gradle & python3
• vagrant
• virtualbox

Tutorial

Docker

1. Build Docker images including framework and task
   make buildDocker

2. Start Mesos docker environment
   make startMesos

3. Push built Docker images to the docker registry in docker-compose env
   make pushDocker

4. Start the custom Mesos scheduler w/o any configuration, so no tasks running

Go to Marahton or Mesos UI to see if the scheduler running
make startScheduler

5. Update the config of Mesos scheduler, then the num of tasks will be launched accordingly

Check Mesos console to see if all tasks running by the scheduler. If encountering error due to network issue, please retry.
For scale up - by changing Makefile 'updateScheulder' target
num_of_node: 5
For scale down - by changing Makefile 'updateScheulder' target
num_of_node: 1

make updateScheduler

Vagrant

1. Launch 3 nodes environment

vagrant up

Notes

• Unable to run default or custom executor, it would encounter cgroup and some runtime issue.
• Limited Mesos isolators are able to use in Docker environment
• org.apache.mesos.Scheduler needs thread-safe, because in Mesos runtime, there are concurrent call resourceOffered
• TaskInfo config is a little complicated due to different executor strategy (default command executor, default executor and custom executor)

References

• Mesos executor explanation

• Four types of executors

  • Command Executor – Speaks V0 API and is capable of running only a single task.
  • Docker Executor – Similar to command executor but launches a docker container instead of a command.
  • Default Executor – Introduced in Mesos 1.0 release. Similar to command executor but speaks V1 API and is capable of running pods (aka task groups).
  • Custom Executor – Above executors are built into Mesos. A custom executor is written by a user to handle custom workloads. \It can use V0 or V1 API and can run single or multiple tasks depending on implementation. In this article we are focusing on our custom implementation and what we achieved with it.