Abstract
In this talk we look at what goes into cloudfoundry-mesos, a project that modifies that Cloud Foundry Diego auctioneer process to be a Mesos Framework. This includes an overview of Cloud Foundry's Diego architecture, and why it can be adapted to run on Apache Mesos. By using a PaaS such as Cloud Foundry as an example, we can show how Mesos can serve as a common layer within the Datacenter, and does not limit the technologies on wishes to deploy. In fact, Mesos can make it easier to run multiple technologies by using pooled resources while still giving developers and users access to each technology's native tooling.
Benefits to the Ecosystem
Spreading the word about how Mesos can be used as the common base for technology stacks beyond Mesos benefits the ecosystem by eliminating doubt and confusion on whether Mesos is a risky bet. By choosing Mesos, you are in fact making a safe choice in that you are more capable of running disparate technologies on top of it.
Abstract In this talk we look at what goes into cloudfoundry-mesos, a project that modifies that Cloud Foundry Diego auctioneer process to be a Mesos Framework. This includes an overview of Cloud Foundry's Diego architecture, and why it can be adapted to run on Apache Mesos. By using a PaaS such as Cloud Foundry as an example, we can show how Mesos can serve as a common layer within the Datacenter, and does not limit the technologies on wishes to deploy. In fact, Mesos can make it easier to run multiple technologies by using pooled resources while still giving developers and users access to each technology's native tooling.
Benefits to the Ecosystem Spreading the word about how Mesos can be used as the common base for technology stacks beyond Mesos benefits the ecosystem by eliminating doubt and confusion on whether Mesos is a risky bet. By choosing Mesos, you are in fact making a safe choice in that you are more capable of running disparate technologies on top of it.