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Building Applications on Mesos: Leveraging Resilient, Scalable, and Distributed Systems
How can Apache Mesos make a difference in your organization? With this practical guide, youâ??ll learn how this cluster manager directs your datacenterâ??s resources, and provides real time APIs for interacting with (and developing for) the entire cluster. Youâ??ll learn how to use Mesos as a deployment system, like Ansible or Chef, and as an execution platform for building and hosting higher-level applications, like Hadoop. Author David Greenberg shows you how Mesos manages your entire datacenter as a single logical entity, eliminating the need to assign fixed sets of machines to applications. Youâ??ll quickly discover why Mesos is the ultimate DevOps tool.
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161 pages, Paperback
First published December 25, 2015
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January 10, 2016
between 3 & 4 stars.
Relatively short introduction to Mesos, but I think that book could be improved by showing more examples, especially for more complex setups, like Hadoop, etc.
Relatively short introduction to Mesos, but I think that book could be improved by showing more examples, especially for more complex setups, like Hadoop, etc.
July 11, 2017
Relatively better intro to Mesos than the Mesos in Action book.
However as other books, this one falls short on setting up your own cluster to work with.
Regardless this time I went through all the trouble of making a fully functional cluster by myself.
After that the book became much more enjoyable. While it's a relatively simple intro to Mesos,
it focuses on more the important parts that are actually how to build applications with the "must have" Mesos frameworks.
I don't understand why every book I read about Mesos has long chapters on how to build your own Scheduler and Executor before you even know how to deploy 3 applications on Mesos.
Either way a 3/5 is what I rate my experience with the book. It's better than Mesos in Action, but it's relatively short and fast to jump to writing Frameworks without giving enough attention to Mesos.
However as other books, this one falls short on setting up your own cluster to work with.
Regardless this time I went through all the trouble of making a fully functional cluster by myself.
After that the book became much more enjoyable. While it's a relatively simple intro to Mesos,
it focuses on more the important parts that are actually how to build applications with the "must have" Mesos frameworks.
I don't understand why every book I read about Mesos has long chapters on how to build your own Scheduler and Executor before you even know how to deploy 3 applications on Mesos.
Either way a 3/5 is what I rate my experience with the book. It's better than Mesos in Action, but it's relatively short and fast to jump to writing Frameworks without giving enough attention to Mesos.
February 22, 2018
As a beginner, it was very helpful because there is a lot of real-world problem/solution example clearly explained.
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