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Was looking around how to map multiple exposed ports to marathon/mesos ports using deimos. I was surprised by the following:
Starting a container that exposes ports 8080 and 8081, I (naively) assigned two ports in my json file:
{
"container": {
"image": "docker:///tnolet/hello:1.0",
"options" : ["-P"]
},
"id": "hello2",
"instances": "1",
"cpus": ".5",
"mem": "512",
"uris": [],
"cmd": "",
"ports" : [40195,40196]
}
However, this resulted in deimos picking and auto incrementing two ports, 31267 and 31268:
Jul 31 17:17:17 ec2-54-84-57-179 deimos[5707]: deimos.docker.run() Port pairings (Mesos, Docker) // [(31627, 8080), (31628, 8081)] Jul 31 17:17:17 ec2-54-84-57-179 deimos[5707]: deimos.containerizer.docker.launch() call // docker run --sig-proxy --rm --cidfile /tmp/deimos/mesos/54f421fd-0935-4f34-8be9-33a17862024e/cid -w /tmp/mesos-sandbox -v /tmp/deimos/mesos/54f421fd-0935-4f34-8be9-33a17862024e/fs:/tmp/mesos-sandbox -P -p 31627:8080 -p 31628:8081 -c 512 -m 512m -e PORT=31627 -e PORT0=31627 -e PORTS=31627,31628 -e PORT1=31628 tnolet/hello:1.0
If I leave the "port" key out of my json file, deimos only maps the lowest numbered port.
I love the auto incremented ports, but I'm not sure how this is triggered.
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