Mesos

Mesos clients.

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Documentation

• Chronos
• Marathon

Initialize a new Chronos client.

Options

• host (String, default: 127.0.0.1): Chronos address
• port (String, default: 4400): Chronos HTTP port
• secure (Boolean, default: false): enable HTTPS

Usage

var mesos = require('mesos');

var chronos = mesos.Chronos({ host: '10.141.141.10' });

Create job.

Options

• name (String): job name
• schedule (String): ISO-8601 recurring series time
• command (String): command to execute
• epsilon (String): run if missed within this time period (ISO-8601 duration)
• owner (String): email address of job owner
• async (Boolean, default: false): run job asynchronously

chronos.job.destroy(opts, callback)

Delete job.

Options

• name (String): job name

List jobs.

chronos.job.search(opts, callback)

Search jobs.

Options

• name (String, optional): query on name
• command (String, optional): query on command
• any (String, optional): query on any field
• limit (Number, default: 10): limit the number of results
• offset (Number, default: 0): offset results by number

chronos.job.start(opts, callback)

Manually start job.

Options

• name (String): job name

chronos.job.stats(opts, callback)

Get jobs statistics.

Options

• name (String, optional): job name
• percentile (String, optional): statistic type

If you specify the job name you'll get all the statistics for that job, otherwise if you specify a percentile you'll get that statistic for all jobs.

You must specify either a job name or a percentile.

chronos.task.update(opts, callback)

Update task.

Options

• id (String): task id
• statusCode (Integer, supports: 0, 1): task succeeded (0) or fail (1)

chronos.task.kill(opts, callback)

Kill tasks.

Options

• job (String): job name

Initialize a new Marathon client.

Options

• host (String, default: 127.0.0.1): Marathon address
• port (String, default: 8080): Marathon HTTP port
• secure (Boolean, default: false): enable HTTPS

Usage

var mesos = require('mesos');

var marathon = mesos.Marathon({ host: '10.141.141.10' });

See Marathon REST documentation for more information.

Create and start a new application.

Options

• id (String): app ID
• cpus (Number): number of CPUs for each instance
• mem (Number): amount of memory for each instance
• instances (Number): number of instances
• cmd (String, optional): command to execute

And more, see docs.

List all running applications.

Options

• cmd (String, optional): filter apps by command

Get application with by ID.

Options

• id (String): app ID

List the versions of an application by ID.

Options

• id (String): app ID

List the configuration of an application by ID at a specified version.

Options

• id (String): app ID
• version (String): app version

Change parameters of a running application. The new application parameters apply only to subsequently created tasks, and currently running tasks are not pre-emptively restarted.

Options

• id (String): app ID
• cpus (Number): number of CPUs for each instance
• mem (Number): amount of memory for each instance
• instances (Number): number of instances
• cmd (String, optional): command to execute

And more, see docs.

Destroy an applicationb by ID.

Options

• id (String): app ID

List all running tasks for an application by ID.

Options

• id (String): app ID

Kill tasks that belong to an application.

Options

• id (String): app ID
• task (String, optional): kill by task ID
• host (String, optional): restrict to tasks on specified slave (can't use with task)
• scale (Boolean, optional): scale application down by one

Register a callback URL as an event subscriber.

Options

• url (String): callback URL

List all event subscriber callback URLs.

Unregister a callback URL.

Options

• url (String): callback URL

List all running tasks.

Development

1. Install Vagrant

2. Clone repository

   $ git clone https://github.com/silas/node-mesos.git

3. Switch to project directory

   $ cd node-mesos

4. Start VM

   $ vagrant up

5. Install client dependencies

   $ npm install

6. Run tests

   $ npm test

License

This work is licensed under the MIT License (see the LICENSE file).