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Mateusz Gajewski
September 24, 2015
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Scaling infrastructure beyond containers
This is the talk about using Apache Mesos to effectively manage resources in modern infrastructure.
Mateusz Gajewski
September 24, 2015
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Transcript
@wendigo Mateusz „Serafin” Gajewski • AWS UG Meetup Scaling infrastructure
beyond containers
@wendigo Agenda • Evolution of infrastructure at Allegro, • Why
Apache Mesos™? • Apache Mesos key concepts, • Future of datacenter and cloud computing?
@wendigo History of scaling infrastructure @ Allegro
@wendigo Infrastructure 1.0
@wendigo Job allocation problem
@wendigo Web Scale Resource management 100s dots 100s dots
@wendigo Infrastructure 2.0 1000s dots another 1000s dots
@wendigo Infrastructure 2.1 1000s dots another 1000s dots
@wendigo Challenges • cloud not used as cloud ;), •
high cost of virtualization, • effective resource utilization, • microservice architecture, • spread of new technologies, • heterogenous resources, • scalability, fault tolerance & HA, • performance isolation, • data processing at scale
@wendigo Beyond cloud computing
@wendigo Holly Grail of TCO
@wendigo Infrastructure 3.0 A Platform for Fine-Grained Resource Sharing in
the Data Center
@wendigo Scheduling
@wendigo Cluster scheduling
@wendigo Mesos architecture
@wendigo Mesos frameworks
@wendigo Offers
@wendigo Execution isolation
@wendigo External Containerizers
@wendigo Mesos HA • master election/failover with ZooKeeper, • master
maintains soft-state, • framework state reconciliation, • slave checkpointing, • slave recovery, • framework checkpointing
@wendigo Beyond offers • offer filters (constraints), • static (pre-startup)
reservations, • dynamic (post-startup) reservations, • oversubscription, • persistent volumes, • pluggable allocator scheduling policy (fair, priority based)
@wendigo Mesos frameworks
None
@wendigo Mesos recap • „programming against the datacenter", • distributed
datacenter kernel, • two-level multi-resource scheduler, • scalable, highly-available & fault-tolerant, • performance isolation with containers, • exposes homogeneous resources, • elastic, dynamic partitioning, • high resource utilization
@wendigo Future Datacenter
@wendigo IaaC
@wendigo Efficient utilization
@wendigo Google’s Omega source: Omega: flexible, scalable schedulers for large
compute clusters
None
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