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chenzongzhi commented on MESOS-2724:
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Yes, [~lins05] is right.
In my use case, I want different cgroups setting for different containers.
I have thought three way to implement my idea
1. from the docker side
Actually, docker will support all the cgroups setting, such as docker 1.7dev 
version has supported the cfs_period_us setting, I think the btrfs setting will 
add to docker in the future

2. from the mesos side
When we launch the docker container, we will limit the cgroups as the 
MesosContainer, Certainly, the setting will overwrite the docker container's 
setting. it is the user's own risk

3. from the outside
we can have a crontab in every machine, when we launch the task, we can change 
the cgroups by add is to the crontab

I think change from the docker seem to be the simply way, but I don't know why 
docker support these setting so slowly. In my opinion, adding other cgroups 
setting is every easy, since docker had support some cgroups setting.

However, I think add a hook is also necessary, such as we will make directory 
after launching the container. so the hook should be a script, not a setting. 
It can be more  flexibly.

> Support running custom commands on slaves when launcing a docker container
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>
>                 Key: MESOS-2724
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-2724
>             Project: Mesos
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: framework
>            Reporter: chenzongzhi
>            Assignee: Shuai Lin
>
> We use mesos + marathon to build our Paas platform. We meet a problem
> We want to execute some command after the docker container started. such as 
> we want change the cgroup setting.
> We know We can execute some command in the  docker container, but we want 
> execute command in the host machine.
> Anyone know how to implement it or any good idea?
>     Thanks



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