Nomad: Past, Present, and Future [Abridged] 2022
summary
Nomad claims to run from one node to 10,000+ nodes and demonstrates a path from 100 Raspberry Pis to a HA cloud cluster with three servers, zero-downtime migration, and mTLS edge connections. Roadmap specifics: rendezvous hashing in Nomad 1.3 for client-to-service balancing, Traffic integration for native ingress, Nomad 1.4 SSO, and Nomad14 secure variables for encrypted-at-rest secrets. Integrations shown: Consul service mesh, Vault secrets, Nomad Pack, multi-region federation and enterprise quotas.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:32Why Do People Choose Nomad over Kubernetes
- 4:56Native Service Discovery
- 6:36Rendezvous Hashing
- 9:44How Do You Scale Service Discovery Nomad
- 10:41How Do We Scale Secrets Management
- 11:09Migrating Your Apps from Nomad to Vault
- 11:23What Comes Next
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