cloudfoundry-mesos

CloudFoundry-Mesos

This project help you easily create a Cloud Foundry environment that runs Diego cells on top of Mesos. This is done using the cloufoundry-mesos project, which modifies the Diego auctioneer process to be a Mesos Framework.

Requirements

• Virtualbox
• Vagrant
• Git
• Go
• Ruby
• Spiff
• Cloud Foundry CLI

For OS X developers, these can all be installed via Homebrew. You will want to run brew tap xoebus/homebrew-cloudfoundry to get access to spiff and brew tap pivotal/tap to get the cloudfoundry-cli package.

System Requirements

These scripts will create 3 VMs. A bosh-lite VM that uses 6GB RAM, and 2 Mesos VMs that are 2.5GB each. Total project will need a machine with at least 11GB RAM, and about 10GB of disk space.

Quick Start

1. Install Requirements

2. Clone this repository

git clone clone https://github.com/emccode/vagrant
cd vagrant/cloudfoundry-mesos

1. Run script to deploy CloudFoundry Diego via bosh-lite

./cfdiego.sh

1. Run Script to deploy Mesos nodes and register CF as Framework

./cfonmesos.sh

1. Visit Mesos GUI at http://192.158.50.5:5050

2. Deploy a CF app using cf push

git clone https://github.com/jianhuiz/cf-apps
cd cf-apps/hello
vi manifest.yml
cf push

Note: you will want modify manifest.yml to use less RAM (128M is good) and to set the domain as bosh-lite.com.

Tips

When running the scripts, if any of the git clone steps hang, it is okay to Ctrl-C the script and re-run.

To stop the Vagrant VMs, you can run vagrant destroy from either the bosh-lite directory or the ../playa-mesos directory.

If you want to add an additional Mesos Slave, you can modify ../playa-mesos/config.json with the details and use vagrant up to do so.

Authors

• Travis Rhoden (@codenrhoden)