Closed imansadooghi closed 9 years ago
So I figured out how to make this work.
basically mesos-fetcher looks for mysos/dist/mysos-0.1.0-dev0.zip.
However there is only mysos-0.1.0_dev0-py2.7.egg
in the dist/ folder.
I had to manually convert it to whl. then unpack the whl file. and then zip and rename the dir.
OK, I figured this out. The tox creates the .zip file and the provision puts it into dist. I wasnt using the tox to install mysos
I'm trying to run mysos on Openstack. Since I'm not using vagrant ( unable to start a VM inside an opentack instance) I had to change the scripts. here is the list of modifications: • changed the hardcoded ip address to the host private ip address on config and script files. • changed the username from vagrant to ubuntu on config and script files. I was able to install and start zookeeper, mesos and mysos-scheduler. they are all connected through zookeeper. here is how I run different services:
mesos-master:
mesos-slave: mysos-scheduler: now, when I try to create a cluster using the following command: on mysos scheduler: on mesos-master: on mesos-slave: when I check the mesos-slave logs. I see this: and here is my sandbox stderr which explains more: when I check my dist dirmysos-0.1.0_dev0-py2.7.egg
is there. but no .zip files!! What have I missed during the installation? It must have made it at some point! - A few notes about my setup: - all of the services run on the same node, but they use the private-ip(1.125.1.5), not localhost. - my network has a Man-in-the-Middle proxy Any idea what is wrong here?