Vladimir Vivien is a Developer Advocate with EMC {code} which focuses on contributing open source projects in the community. Prior to EMC {code} Vladimir worked as a Solutions Architect with Pivotal Software's distributed data products.
Abstract
Writing Mesos frameworks with the original framework API came with dependencies that made implementations of new client burdensome. If you have attempted to write a framework before the HTTP API you certainly ran into issues like the lack robust documentation, dependency on platform-dependent libmesos library, network communication issues between your cluster members.
Introduced in version 0.24.0, the new HTTP API solves these problems with a simpler HTTP-based protocol for communication between Mesos cluster members. The presentation explores how the HTTP API makes it possible to create robust frameworks using the HTTP library of your favorite language. The session will do a walkthrough of the HTTP endpoint requests to arrive at a fully functioning framework while addressing the implication of using pure JSON or the Protobuf for data encoding.
Benefits to the Ecosystem
The presentation is designed to encourage and help developers to create customized Masos frameworks using the newly simplified HTTP API. It is a session to contrast and demonstrates the ease of use of the HTTP API.
Biography
Vladimir Vivien is a Developer Advocate with EMC {code} which focuses on contributing open source projects in the community. Prior to EMC {code} Vladimir worked as a Solutions Architect with Pivotal Software's distributed data products.
Abstract
Writing Mesos frameworks with the original framework API came with dependencies that made implementations of new client burdensome. If you have attempted to write a framework before the HTTP API you certainly ran into issues like the lack robust documentation, dependency on platform-dependent libmesos library, network communication issues between your cluster members.
Introduced in version 0.24.0, the new HTTP API solves these problems with a simpler HTTP-based protocol for communication between Mesos cluster members. The presentation explores how the HTTP API makes it possible to create robust frameworks using the HTTP library of your favorite language. The session will do a walkthrough of the HTTP endpoint requests to arrive at a fully functioning framework while addressing the implication of using pure JSON or the Protobuf for data encoding.
Benefits to the Ecosystem
The presentation is designed to encourage and help developers to create customized Masos frameworks using the newly simplified HTTP API. It is a session to contrast and demonstrates the ease of use of the HTTP API.