Mesomatic provides facilities to interact with Apache Mesos from clojure. It provides a simple and idiomatic facade around the Mesos JAVA API and facilities to help when writing mesos frameworks.

Mesomatic versions match the API version they target, a trailing minor indicates the patch release number, for instance version 1.0.1-r0 will target mesos 1.0.1.

Add this to your leiningen profile.

:dependencies [[org.spootnik/mesomatic "1.0.1-r0"]]

If you want to use the core.async facade, you will need to pull it in as well:

:dependencies [[org.spootnik/mesomatic       "1.0.1-r0"]
               [org.spootnik/mesomatic-async "1.0.1-r0"]]

See example frameworks built with mesomatic at https://github.com/clojusc/mesomatic-examples

• mesomatic.types: contains a facade to and from all protobuf types.
• mesomatic.scheduler: facades for schedulers and scheduler-drivers
• mesomatic.executor: facades for executors and executor-drivers
• mesomatic.async.executor: produce executor callbacks on a channel
• mesomatic.async.scheduler: produce scheduler callbacks on a channel
• mesomatic.helpers: utility helpers for cluster decisions

To go to and from protobuf types, mesomatic uses two simple functions:

• pb->data: yields a data structure from a mesos type, usually in the form of a record.
• data->pb: converts a data structure to a mesos type.
• ->pb: convert a plain map to a mesos type hinted at by a keyword

By yielding records, mesomatic provides elements which are homomorphic to maps and can easily be converted back to protobuf.

A few cases do not yield records:

• Scalar values (Protos.Value.Scalar) yield doubles.
• All enums yield keywords.
• Set values (Protos.Value.Set) yield sets.
• Some types containing a single repeated field are unrolled as a seq of their content, such as Protos.Value.Ranges.

• Target mesos 1.0.1
• Support for GPU resources

This release was built with help from:

• @oubiwan
• @munk
• @mforsyth
• @dgrnbg
• @alexandergunnarson