Hi John, One way to get connected could be to open an issue to track docs on the net-modules github project. The Mesosphere and Project Calico folks will be able to answer specific questions about how to package and deploy the modules. Your main points of contact are Spike Curtis on the Calico side and Kapil Arya for Mesos and modules.
If you want to get a head start, the Vagrantfile, Dockerfile, and docker-compose.yml files in the net-modules repository pretty much describe the test setup on one virtual machine. -- Connor > On Oct 26, 2015, at 11:16, John Omernik <j...@omernik.com> wrote: > > Hey all, wondering if there was some resources out there for hacking on this. > I saw the Mesos Con Presso and was impressed and would love to play with this > more. > > Get Started > > Things are very early stage and in flux, but are ready for you to start > trying out. We’d love your feedback, issue reports, or pull requests. > > https://github.com/mesosphere/net-modules > > https://github.com/projectcalico/calico-mesos > > I started here, and this is where my questions start. > > First question I will lay out is a meta question: Are there any good > resources I am missing (besides those links) that would help with background > knowledge here? > > I am hoping to take my current lab/home mesos cluster and do a writeup on how > to implement this on it. I know that there is a demo out there, but I think > it would help me (and perhaps others) to hack this into an existing cluster > to better understand what has to happen to make this work. I will gladly > share a write up of my progress with the group, and would be happy to post > questions on list or do off lists with people to get things moving. > > I guess that leads to my second question: Does it make sense to put all my > questions and stumbling out on list, or would it be better to work with some > knowledgable folks and prepare a writeup for the community to use? > > I'll start with those questions and go from there... > > John
