It's time for Adriana Villela from Lightstep's talk on how to Nomadify your Kubernetes!
HashiCorp Nomad Team Lead
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Really great knowledge in this talk! Even though Cilium is a Go program, you really want to use their Docker image to run it because it needs to be able to recompile eBPF programs with clang.
While I think we're improving bullet point 2 here, we're also considering how to allow you to manage CNI plugins and configurations through Nomad instead of expecting operators to do it out-of-band.
I stole some examples from this old talk I did at the PDX Go Meetup. A bit outdated but was fun to revisit.
The subreddit is also just a constant delight for those like me too busy to play much.
For example: the story of a pet goose that defeated a titan.
I'm deleting old tweets, but I can't bring myself to delete this thread just yet.
This is the path that eventually led me to joining #HashiCorp and working on #HashiCorpNomad
At this point we were researching batch/ETL workload schedulers but, unhappy with what we found, I of course wrote one of our own. 😅
A couple years later I got the opportunity to join HashiCorp to work on a real scheduler!