Mesos Security Exposed! - Alexander Rojas & Adam Bordelon, Mesosphere, Inc.
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Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2017 · Science & Technology
Mesos Security Exposed! - Alexander Rojas & Adam Bordelon, Mesosphere, Inc. Security is one of the major pursuits of Apache Mesos since it reduces the amount of concerns operators have to worry about. As such, every year a lot of work is done to reduce the work of operators when running their clusters. In this year’s talk we will focus on: * Authentication and authorization of the V1 API * Executor authentication (JWT, claims) * Secrets as first class citizens. * Elliptic Curve cryptography support. * Enhanced isolation. Come learn about these topics and share your thoughts on security. About Adam Bordelon Adam Bordelon is a distributed systems architect at Mesosphere and an Apache Mesos committer. Before joining Mesosphere, Adam lead development on Hadoop core at MapR, built distributed systems for recommendations at Amazon, and re-architected the LabVIEW compiler at National Instruments. He completed his Master’s degree at Rice University, building a tool to analyze supercomputer performance data for bottlenecks and anomalies. About Alexander Rojas Alexander Rojas is a software engineer at Mesosphere Hamburg. He has been contributing to the Apache Mesos project over the last year. Before joining Mesosphere, Alexander worked on distributed rendering systems at 3DExcite. He studied Computer Systems at the National University of Colombia and later did some studies in Computational Logic at the Technical University of Dresden.
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