Hey,
I’ve been testing out mesos for production recently and i’m having trouble
registering frameworks over our VPN connection. I expect it’s a firewall issue,
but i’m unsure as to what connectivity mesos requires for its frameworks.
When running the test java framework from one of the slaves
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Tom,
Both the framework (and slaves) and master need to be able to talk to each
other. IOW, if one of the end points uses a private IP (presumably thats
the case with framework behind a VPN) then it wouldn't work. If you want
the
Ok got it figured out. LIBPROCESS_PORT is being unset along the way
somewhere by marathon/mesos, the solution was to start the spark driver
process via a script that re exports LIBPROCESS_PORT by reading it from a
var named something other than LIBPROCESS_PORT (in my case
SPARK_LIBPROCESS_PORT)
I see that master/state.json has state information on frameworks, where in,
it has a list of all completed_tasks. Each task seems to be about 500
bytes.
Does the master have a list of all completed tasks for the framework?
Thinking naively about it, does it mean that if I were to run, say, 100K
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