Ansible roles to deploy a mesos cluster with Marathon and Chronos framework.
Service-discovery and load-balancing ensured by Consul, dnsmasq, marathon-lb.
Marathon and Chronos endpoints are SSL-enabled with HTTP basic authentication (username/password).
Ubuntu 16.04
ansible >= 2.0
(tested with ansible >= 2.5)
Clone the mesos-cluster repository
git clone https://github.com/indigo-dc/mesos-cluster.git
cd mesos-cluster/deploy/ansible
Edit the inventory file: replace the IPs with the address of your hosts and set the variables
[mesos_masters]
172.30.6.129
172.30.6.130
172.30.6.131
[mesos_slaves]
172.30.6.132
172.30.6.133
172.30.6.134
[load_balancers]
172.30.6.135
172.30.6.136
### You can leave untouched the following groups. Go to the variables section below.
[marathon_servers:children]
mesos_masters
[zookeeper_servers:children]
mesos_masters
[chronos_servers:children]
mesos_masters
[consul_servers:children]
mesos_masters
### Set variables
[all:vars]
mesos_username="admin"
mesos_password="changeit"
marathon_username="admin"
marathon_password="changeit"
chronos_username="admin"
chronos_password="changeit"
[load_balancers:vars]
keepalived_virtual_ip="172.30.6.137"
Install the depedencies:
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
Run the playbook:
ansible-playbook -i inventory site.yml
- indigo-dc.docker: install docker-ce and configure the daemon
- indigo-dc.zookepeer: configure and start zookeeper container
- indigo-dc.mesos: configure and start containers for mesos master (
when: mesos_install_mode=master) and/or mesos slave (when: mesos_install_mode=slave) - indigo-dc.marathon: configure and start container for marathon framework
- indigo-dc.chronos: configure and start container for chronos framework