Poseidon is Firmament's (http://www.firmament.io) integration with Kubernetes.

Note: this repo contains an initial prototype, it may break at any time! :)

The easiest way to get Poseidon up and running is to use our Docker image:

$ docker pull camsas/poseidon:dev

Once the image has downloaded, you can start Poseidon as follows:

$ docker run camsas/poseidon:dev poseidon \
    --logtostderr \
    --kubeConfig=<path_kubeconfig_file> \
    --firmamentAddress=<host>:<port> \
    --statsServerAddress=<host>:<port> \
    --kubeVersion=<Major.Minor>

Note that Poseidon will try to schedule for Kubernetes even if kube-scheduler is running. How you best avoid conflicts depends on the version of Kubernetes you are running:

1. If you are using Kubernetes <1.6, shut down kube-scheduler first, and make sure your pods are labeled with scheduler: poseidon.
2. If you are using Kubernetes 1.6+, you do not have to to shut down kube-scheduler, but you must specify schedulerName: poseidon in your pod specs.

You will also need to ensure that the API server is reachable from the Poseidon container's network (e.g., using --net=host if you're running a local development cluster).

• Go 1.7+
• Docker 1.7+
• Kubernetes v1.1+

A known-good build environment is Ubuntu 14.04.

Run:

$ go build
$ go install

Following, make sure you have a Kubernetes cluster running. If you're running Ubuntu on amd64 then you can execute:

./deploy/build_kubernetes.sh
./deploy/run_kubernetes.sh

Next, make sure you have a Firmament scheduler service running. You can follow these instructions to build and deploy Firmament.

Finally, to start up Poseidon, run:

$ poseidon --logtostderr \
    --kubeConfig=<path_kubeconfig_file> \
    --firmamentAddress=<host>:<port> \
    --statsServerAddress=<host>:<port> \
    --kubeVersion=<Major.Minor>

The configuration of the Firmament scheduler service is controlled by the configuration file in ${FIRMAMENT_HOME}/config/firmament_scheduler.cfg. You can modify this file to control scheduling features (e.g. choose a scheduling policy). To apply changes, you need to restart (but not recompile) the Firmament scheduler service. For more info, check the arguments accepted by Firmament. All of these arguments can be set via the configuration file.

We always welcome contributions to Poseidon. We use GerritHub for our code reviews, and you can find the Poseidon review board there:

https://review.gerrithub.io/#/q/project:camsas/poseidon+is:open

In order to do code reviews, you will need an account on GerritHub (you can link your GitHub account).

The easiest way to submit changes for review is to check out Poseidon from GerritHub, or to add GerritHub as a remote. Alternatively, you can submit a pull request on GitHub and we will import it for review on GerritHub.