Part 3. Running on Mesos

Now that you’ve learned how to deploy Mesos in a production environment, part 3 covers how to use some popular (and open source) Mesos frameworks to deploy applications and scheduled jobs. You’ll learn about service discovery within the cluster, and how to load-balance incoming user traffic. Finally, I introduce the Mesos APIs and some examples of how to develop your own Mesos framework.

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