Get a quick primer on Infrastructure-as-Code as you learn how exactly machine identities can be part of that infrastructure. Not only can this be done in a secure and scalable way, but it also provides you and your teams greater flexibility and better security for your entire organization.
Nomad is a simple and flexible workload orchestrator to deploy and manage containers and non-containerized applications across on-prem and clouds at scale. These workloads can come in the form of services jobs and batch jobs. Service jobs are long-lived applications or services that should never go down. Batch jobs are much less sensitive to short-term performance fluctuations and are short-lived, finishing in a few minutes to a few days, and often run on a regular interval. Nomad can give you a unified workflow to deploy all of these in a codified and repeatable way.
Moving from an open source workflow to Enterprise could be a culture-shock with the GUI, VCS-integration, variables, etc. Let's find a way to make that transition as easy as possible.
Some experts say DevOps wouldn't be possible without Infrastructure as Code but its meaning isn’t always clear. IaC is in some ways still an emerging and evolving concept, and many organizations are still figuring out how best to implement the practice. Join us for this meetup group where our SMEs will discuss how to get started with IaC and what tools and services are available to make you successful.
