To build container you need to have running Docker daemon locally, then you can run:
./build.sh
Above command builds kubernetes-mesos binaries from source in docker container and places them into ./km folder.
Binaries are building only first time you run ./build.sh in cloned repo.
K8SM_HOME- Folder on filesystem where binaries will be placed (/opt/k8sm)K8SM_PORT- Kubernetes API is listening (8888)K8SM_PORTAL- Kubernetes portal network (10.10.10.0/24)MESOS_HOST- IP that mesos is accessible on (default mesos.service.consul)MESOS_PORT- Port that mesos-master is accessible on (default 5050)ETCD_HOST- IP that etcd is accessible on (no default value)ETCD_PORT- Port that etcd is accessible on (default 4001)LOG_DIR- Directory to write logs to (default /var/logs/km-)
If you not have running etcd service you can run it in Marathon. Just put etcd.json into Marathon REST API:
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" localhost:8080/v2/apps -d@etcd.json | python -m json.tool
To run container in daemon mode you must specify etcd node ip an other values if they are not default one. It can be done via environment variables.
For example, if etcd is accessible via 10.11.12.13 you can run:
docker run -d --name kubernetes-mesos -p 8888:8888 -e "ETCD_HOST=10.11.12.13" kubernetes-mesos
To see the logs:
docker logs kubernetes-mesos
To attach in interactive mode to a container already running in daemon mode:
docker exec -it kubernetes-mesos /bin/sh
docker run -it --name kubernetes-mesos -p 8888:8888 kubernetes-mesos /bin/sh
Note: Interactive mode launches bash instead of the start script.
docker kill kubernetes-mesos