Bootiful workload orchestration with Hashicorp Nomad
summary
Nomad schedules containers, Java JARs and GraalVM native binaries side by side and the demo shows a Google Cloud reference cluster with 3 server / 3 client cluster, Consul for service registry and Traffic as load balancer. Deployments use HCL job files with driver = docker or driver = exec, artifacts pulled from a Maven repo, and commands like nomad job run. A Spring Boot container boots in ~12s while the AOT native binary boots in 0.5s, and the deployment completes successfully.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 10:20KUBERNETES VERSUS NOMAD
- 12:46NOMAD REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE
- 15:00DEPLOYING NOMAD AGENTS
- 19:39DEMO: WORKLOAD
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