Fuster-clucking with Mesos and Kubernetes

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This document discusses Mesos and Kubernetes for clustering and summarizes some of their key features. It notes that Mesos uses resource offers and static partitioning while Kubernetes was created by Google and focuses on concepts like pods, which can group multiple containers together and share resources and namespaces. The document also includes a shameless plug for offscale.io which provides vendor support for distributed systems, databases, big data, and clustering across multiple clouds and clusters.

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Fuster-clucking with
Mesos and Kubernetes
Samuel Marks – offscale.io

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Kubernetes – core concepts: Pods
▪ Logical abstraction layer above Docker/Rocket
▪ Can hold multiple Docker/Rocket containers
▪ Context is shared
– Share resources (e.g.: volumes, networking)
– PID & IPC namespaces (for interprocess visibility and communication)

(For the next part, these slides were used:
http://blog.kubernetes.io/2015/06/slides-cluster-
management-with.html)

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