Getting Started with HashiCorp Nomad
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Deploys and manages containerized applications using HashiCorp Nomad, covering container orchestration, service discovery, and multi-cloud deployment
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Nomad, a flexible scheduler and workload orchestrator, allows organizations to deploy and manage any containerized or legacy application using a single, unified workflow. This course introduces Nomad's key features, including container orchestration, service discovery, and multi-cloud deployment. You'll learn to:
- Install and configure Nomad, set up a cluster, and integrate it with HashiCorp tools like Consul and Vault.
- Deploy and manage applications on Nomad across platforms, as well as scheduling, resource allocation, and rollouts.
- Using the UI, you'll create job specifications, run your first Nomad job, and manage and monitor the environment and application logs.
- Create a rotating gossip encryption key and upgrade Nomad. Troubleshooting and debugging in production are included.
By the end, you'll be proficient in using Nomad to automate workflows. The course, ideal for software engineers, system administrators, and DevOps professionals, requires basic Linux OS, command-line, cloud computing, and containerization knowledge. Prior experience with tools like Docker, Kubernetes, or HashiCorp Vault is recommended.
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