The Polyglot DevOps: Translating Docker Compose and Kubernetes to Nomad

Deploying an orchestrator é just the first step of the journey. Once the system is up and running you will have to specify your workloads and write files on how to run them, but each tool has its own language and ecosystem, making it hard to find examples or turn-key solutions ready to be used that fit your specific needs. In this scenario you will have to write things for yourself from scratch, or translate existing material into the tool that you use. This is not always an easy task since each orchestrator has its own set of unique concepts and functionalities. In this talk we will walk through some examples of how to write a Nomad jobspec and translate Docker Compose and Kubernetes manifest files into Nomad.

Deploying an orchestrator é just the first step of the journey. Once the system is up and running you will have to specify your workloads and write files on how to run them, but each tool has its own language and ecosystem, making it hard to find examples or turn-key solutions ready to be used that fit your specific needs. 

In this scenario you will have to write things for yourself from scratch, or translate existing material into the tool that you use. This is not always an easy task since each orchestrator has its own set of unique concepts and functionalities. 

In this talk we will walk through some examples of how to write a Nomad jobspec and translate Docker Compose and Kubernetes manifest files into Nomad.