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We have leader.mesos to easily determine the leading mesos master. Having something similar for marathon helps in scenarios where you need to figure out the current leading marathon instance. For example while debugging a scheduling problem to access the logfiles.
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Yes, I guess this deserves a bigger discussion. Will do that with Tomas once he's back. I just wanted to add this issue so I don't forget about it. Was debugging a marathon issue and realized it was too time consuming to figure out the marathon leader.
I'm currently on 0.4.0, has this been implemented (0.5.2 being the newest at this time)?
I can get /v1/hosts/marathon.mesos which appears to return the marathon leader, but for consistency I would like to get an SRV record for the marathon leader. Based on https://docs.mesosphere.com/usage/service-discovery/mesos-dns/service-naming/ it seems like i should be able to get a record at /v1/services/_marathon._tcp.marathon.mesos but am unable to do so in 0.4.0. Unclear if that would return the leader or the set of marathon masters, but API to return both of those from the HTTP API would be very useful.
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We have leader.mesos to easily determine the leading mesos master. Having something similar for marathon helps in scenarios where you need to figure out the current leading marathon instance. For example while debugging a scheduling problem to access the logfiles.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: