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Andrew Jorgensen updated MESOS-3090:
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    Description: 
My mesos worker pool consists of 4 core machines in AWS. When I look at the 
calculated amount of CPU that each machine is offering it looks like 

{quote}
            "name":"cpus",
            "scalar":3.9999999999999973
{quote}

It feels like this number should be rounded up to the nearest thousands so that 
a job does not need to specify 3.9 CPU but can just specify the full 4.

This can be remedied by adding the following to the worker machines:

{quote}
--resources='cpus:4'
{quote}

But this would be hard to manage if the worker pool is at all heterogenous.


  was:
My mesos worker pool consists of 4 core machines in AWS. When I look at the 
calculated amount of CPU that each machine is offering it looks like 

{quote}
"resources":[  
         {  
            "name":"cpus",
            "scalar":3.9999999999999973
         },
{quote}

It feels like this number should be rounded up to the nearest thousands so that 
a job does not need to specify 3.9 CPU but can just specify the full 4.

This can be remedied by adding the following to the worker machines:

{quote}
--resources='cpus:4'
{quote}

But this would be hard to manage if the worker pool is at all heterogenous.



> Calculated CPU should be rounded
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MESOS-3090
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-3090
>             Project: Mesos
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Andrew Jorgensen
>
> My mesos worker pool consists of 4 core machines in AWS. When I look at the 
> calculated amount of CPU that each machine is offering it looks like 
> {quote}
>             "name":"cpus",
>             "scalar":3.9999999999999973
> {quote}
> It feels like this number should be rounded up to the nearest thousands so 
> that a job does not need to specify 3.9 CPU but can just specify the full 4.
> This can be remedied by adding the following to the worker machines:
> {quote}
> --resources='cpus:4'
> {quote}
> But this would be hard to manage if the worker pool is at all heterogenous.



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