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Introduction
This wiki will outline how we plan to orchestrate the execution of CDAP programs on top of Kubernetes.

 

Summary

Kubernetes requires that a Docker image be created in order to run something, so the process of executing a program will look like:

  1. Create a Docker image from the program jar and its dependencies.
  2. Upload this image to a local repository.
  3. Point Kubernetes to this image and execute the program.

 

Creating the Docker image (options)

  1. Java Programmatic API around Docker client: https://github.com/docker-java/docker-java.
  2. Bazel - Java-based build system that can build Docker images.
    See also: https://medium.com/bitnami-perspectives/building-docker-images-without-docker-c619061b13a9
    See also: https://blog.bazel.build/2015/07/28/docker_build.html
  3. Construct a docker command string and leverage shell utilities from Java.

 

Hosting the Docker image (options)

  1. Docker Registry - a stateless server-side application used for storing and distributing Docker images.
  2. Docker Hub - might be too heavyweight and reliant on external services for our use case.
  3. Quay (from CoreOS) - not free or open source, so not high on the list.

 

Miscellaneous

 

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