Learn the features operators will need to build and maintain Nomad clusters.
10 tutorials
6min
Connect nodes into a cluster
Connect nodes together to create a Nomad cluster manually or automatically with cloud auto-join on AWS, Azure, and GCP.
4min
Federate multi-region clusters
Set up multi-region federation to allow job submissions and API interactions from any server in any region.
3min
Create and use namespaces
Segment jobs and their associated objects from the jobs of other users of the cluster using Nomad namespaces.
10min
Migrate workloads
Configure jobs to allow Nomad to migrate workloads during events like node drains. Discover how to customize migration configuration for your applications.
8min
Recover from an outage
Discover techniques and steps to recover from a single node failure, multi-node failure, or a complete loss of quorum.
11min
Use Prometheus to monitor Nomad metrics
Enable telemetry on your Nomad server and client nodes and use Prometheus to collect cluster metrics.
6min
Autopilot
Configure and use Autopilot features to help maintain your cluster. Monitor server health, upgrade and clean up servers, and use redundancy zones.
12min
Configure NGINX reverse proxy for Nomad's web UI
Run and configure NGINX as a reverse proxy for the Nomad web UI to create a secure way for users to access detailed cluster information.
8min
Create and run multi-region deployments
Deploy applications to multiple federated Nomad clusters with configurable rollout and rollback strategies.
9min
Monitor job service metrics with Prometheus, Grafana, and Consul
Deploy Prometheus and Grafana within the Consul service mesh. Then set up service intentions, configure ingress, and use Consul service discovery to collect job service metrics.