Security features are in high demand as organizations increasingly trust their Mesos clusters with critical production workloads and sensitive data, while at the same time providing cluster access to naive/untrusted users. The same questions keep coming up:
- How can Mesos prevent unauthorized users from intercepting sensitive data or forging communications?
- How can Mesos prevent unauthorized frameworks from launching malicious jobs and prevent unauthorized slaves from stealing tasks and data?
- How can Mesos ensure users and frameworks can only access their own tasks/data?
In this first ever MesosCon security deep-dive, Adam and Joris will walk through the best practices and latest advances in securing Mesos clusters, including encryption, authentication, and authorization features.
