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by jacques_chester
4096 days ago
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> For someone using Docker, is there anything competing with Mesos that isn't wedded to Javaland? Lattice[0]. It's built from a few components extracted out of Cloud Foundry, all written in Go. In particular it includes Diego, an orchestrator. It can be run locally, on AWS, Google and DigitalOcean. In terms of the key architectural difference, Onsi Fakhouri explained it to me this way: Mesos is supply-driven, Diego is demand-driven. Mesos keeps a list of pending workloads and waits for a report of available resources that fits. Diego instead receives a request for resources and then stages an auction amongst available cells. Disclaimer: I have worked on Cloud Foundry (on the Buildpacks team here in NYC) and I am employed by Pivotal, we do the lion's share of the work on Cloud Foundry. [0] http://lattice.cf/ |
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