Mesomatic: The Cluster is a Library - Pierre Yves Ritschard
1,559 views · Published 3 July 2015 · 37:43 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: ClojureTV · 2015 · Science & Technology
Most complex distributed systems happen by accident, as an evolution ofa design initially thought simple. Not everyone wants to be involved in getting the semantics of a distributed system right. In this talk, we'll explore how a clever mix of Clojure, and Apache Mesos can help simplify and decouple the inner workings of distributed systems.This talk will give a short introduction to distributed systems and examples of infrastructure components that rapidly grow into behemoths. A mesos overview will be given to finish off with an example scheduler interaction with clojure and core.match for decision making.
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