Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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@radekg, Thank you, I was starting to worry that is the case.
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Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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I'm already using those three properties and the error I posted above is
what happens in bridge networking mode.
Note: I'm using spark-submit ... --conf spark.driver.port=$PORT0 etc
Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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Yes
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Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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I am using spark 2.1.0, my docker container is a spark driver that only
runs my job, my container's entrypoint is a script that runs spark submit. I
use the client deploy-mode, set the conf v
Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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I am using docker, my container is a spark driver that only runs my job, my
container's entrypoint is a script that runs spark submit. I use the client
deploy-mode and set all the config value
Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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The reason I'm asking is because bridge networking would solve a lot of
other problems. So does that mean bridge networking on mesos and docker isn't
supported right now?
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Github user cherryii commented on the issue:
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Was anything similar to this implemented in spark 2? I'm trying to run in a
similar situation and can't seem to get spark to work.
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