We often use Apache Mesos clusters to run containerized applications for our clients and for ourselves. Even though we run applications in containers, we still install Mesos with its dependencies and ...
Yesterday, I was put on the spot by Pini and Jaroslav. I’ve been reading about strategy, and since I am the CEO of a company I am supposed to know about things like strategy and leadership, but when p...
Ideas that threaten to interrupt existing power structures, such as a move to DevOps or the introduction of container technology, nearly always lead to resistance. An oversimplified and often exaggera...
Suppose you have a private repository on the Docker Hub, then how do you get Marathon to pull from that repository? It's easy if you use Marathon's Artifact Store!
The other day I was working on Mesos Elasticsearch and encountered a problem while running the framework. The framework did not accept any offers from slaves because I had not properly configured the ...
What if Terraform deployments could be visualised in real time? It would be quite exciting, and surely worth investigation.
The module that this blog refers to is here: https://github.com/ContainerSolutions/terraform-mesos
The goal At Container Solutions we’re currently building a Mesos framework and I was tasked with getting CI up and running. The framework uses Gradle for builds and Docker to build images. We use the ...
In a previous post, we showed you how to set up your own Mesos cluster with Terraform by using our Terraform-Mesos module. In this post we'll be shedding some light on how the module is structured.