Nomad: Lightweight Orchestration That Complements Kubernetes
summary
Claims Nomad is a lightweight HashiCorp orchestrator delivered as a single binary that schedules Docker containers, virtual machines and raw executables, not just pods. Demo runs nomad in dev mode with nomad agent dev, submits an HCL job file to deploy nginx, sees a created allocation in the UI, inspects logs and execs into the container, then scales the task group to three with nomad job scale to show the scheduler places additional allocations successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Nomad introduction
- 1:03Nomad vs Kubernetes
- 2:05Nomad architecture
- 3:29Job and driver types
- 4:53Nomad vs Kubernetes
- 5:57When to use Nomad
- 7:01Nomad job config demo
- 8:26Deploying workloads
- 11:33Summary
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