Hi All, Disclaimer: I’m currently starting to evaluate Nomad so I still haven’t heavily researched this and there may be something I’m missing. If that’s the case, please do point me in the direction of said docs :slight_smile: Background: A client is in the throws of implementing an orchestrator …

No, you are reading right. You can put feedback here, or raise an issue in the repo. The idea is that you create templates instead of job files, and then define variables that get injected. You can check in any non-secret variables via an overrides.hcl file and inject any secrets you need from the…

I am just seeing this comment. You are correct, we don’t (yet) have an Operator SDK equivalent if that’s what you are referring to.

@pslobo Some of my Waypoint colleagues provided this feedback to share with you. "a quick answer: yes! waypoint + nomad + gitops is going to work. Once Nomad on-demand runner support is in, it will be easier than ever to do this. The gitops flow in waypoint also matches their ‘reconciliation’ loo…

Thanks for this information @DerekStrickland , will surely come in handy. As for Nomad Pack, I’ll include it in my testing and learning and will get back with any feedback I may have.

[image] pslobo: I’m currently starting to evaluate Nomad I just happened to read this blogpost (from Febuary), and thought I’d just add it to this post. Gives a basic introduction of Nomad, and a brief comparison with Kubernetes. Doesn’t include much about the GitOps-parts, which was your qu…

Thanks. I had already stumbled upon this and is prooving quite useful in this early stage. I know this is totally off topic, but it was the one thing that stuck with me the most when reading this. Nomad is indeed simple with few moving parts, until you need a little more from it (like persistent st…

Yes, I believe this is an important observation, and something to consider. For good & bad, Nomad lets you pick and choose the parts you want to use. You want Consul & Vault? It’s very easy to integrate. You don’t want to use it, or don’t need it? No problem. You don’t want to use containers? No …

I wholeheartedly agree, that Nomad vs. self-managed k8s, wins, hands-down! The reality I’m evaluating now though, is managed k8s, vs a self-managed Nomad cluster, with all the baggage and complexity modern day apps inherintly carry. One thing is for sure, even if I end up going k8s route for this p…

Hi @pslobo :wave: There’s a lot of good content and information in this thread, but I would like to send two more that you may find useful. I don’t really know of any out-of-the-box solution for this, but I think it would be possible to integrate Nomad into existing CI/CD pipelines. For example, …

Hello @pslobo , thanks for asking this question, I had exactly the same. I share with you the focus on the reconciliation loop part of gitops. I really want to use Nomad and I am willing to go the extra mile and more, but I still don’t see an answer to the gitops approach. The Terraform provider doe…

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Templates are not considered source of truth. What are generated from these templates are, in GitOps.

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