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Marco Massenzio commented on MESOS-2902:
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well, I'm now genuinely confused: given that
{quote}
I could make a new mesos-init-fetch-ip script which I run instead of mesos, and 
that script then execs mesos. This confuses init system tracking of processes 
somewhat, and obfuscates what the underlying commands being run are.
{quote}

what's wrong with:

{code}
./bin/mesos-master.sh --ip=`mesos-init-fetch-ip`  
--hostname='mesos-init-fetch-hostname` --zk=zk://...
{code}

I thought you were objecting to the master trying to guess its hostname by 
either using {{os::hostname()}} and/or using DNS on its {{/etc/hostname}} to 
discover its own IP.

Alternatively, you can use a startup script to set {{LIBPROCESS_IP}} and be 
done with it (sure, typos and other snafu's are always possible, but, hey, 
that's what integration tests are for).


> Enable Mesos to use arbitrary script / module to figure out IP, HOSTNAME
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MESOS-2902
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-2902
>             Project: Mesos
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: master, modules, slave
>            Reporter: Cody Maloney
>            Assignee: Marco Massenzio
>            Priority: Critical
>              Labels: mesosphere
>
> Currently Mesos tries to guess the IP, HOSTNAME by doing a reverse DNS 
> lookup. This doesn't work on a lot of clouds as we want things like public 
> IPs (which aren't the default DNS), there aren't FQDN names (Azure), or the 
> correct way to figure it out is to call some cloud-specific endpoint.
> If Mesos / Libprocess could load a mesos-module (Or run a script) which is 
> provided per-cloud, we can figure out perfectly the IP / Hostname for the 
> given environment. It also means we can ship one identical set of files to 
> all hosts in a given provider which doesn't happen to have the DNS scheme + 
> hostnames that libprocess/Mesos expects. Currently we have to generate 
> host-specific config files which Mesos uses to guess.
> The host-specific files break / fall apart if machines change IP / hostname 
> without being reinstalled.



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