Mesos is a distributed systems kernel that enables the management of systems for large scale computing. This tutorial will guide you through the process of installing Mesos on an OpenBSD machine.
Before installing Mesos, ensure that your OpenBSD machine meets the following requirements:
Before installing Mesos, you need to install some dependencies. The following command installs the required dependencies:
$ sudo pkg_add autoconf automake boost cmake gcc gettext git gmake libtool pkgconf python
Clone the Mesos source code from GitHub using the following command:
$ git clone https://github.com/apache/mesos.git
Next, change to the Mesos directory:
$ cd mesos
First, run the bootstrap script to generate the build files:
$ ./bootstrap
Next, create a directory to store the build files:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
Configure Mesos with CMake:
$ ../configure
It's recommended to add the --prefix flag to specify where to install Mesos:
$ ../configure --prefix=/usr/local/mesos
Build Mesos using make:
$ make
Install Mesos using make:
$ sudo make install
Verify the Mesos installation by running the following command:
$ /usr/local/mesos/bin/mesos-master.sh --version
You should see the version of Mesos being displayed.
You have successfully installed Mesos on an OpenBSD machine. Mesos is a powerful tool that enables the management of systems for large scale computing. Use it to manage your computing resources efficiently.
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