docker-nomad
##Nomad Agent in Docker This project is a Docker container for Nomad that is pre-configured Nomad Agent made specifically to work in the Docker ecosystem.
##Getting the container The container is very small and based on Alpine base image.
docker pull aatarasoff/nomad //base image
docker pull aatarasoff/nomad-server //server pre-configured image
docker pull aatarasoff/nomad-client //client pre-configured image
##Using the container
###Standalone
docker run -d --net host --name nomad \
-p 4646:4646 -p 4646:4646/udp \
-p 4647:4647 -p 4647:4647/udp \
-p 4648:4648 -p 4648:4648/udp \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
aatarasoff/nomad -dev -bind=<your_binding_ip_address>
Standalone configuration is recommended for developing only.
###Clustering First you need to run three server nodes on different machines. Each node is running like:
docker run -d --net host --name nomad \
-p 4646:4646 -p 4646:4646/udp \
-p 4647:4647 -p 4647:4647/udp \
-p 4648:4648 -p 4648:4648/udp \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
aatarasoff/nomad-server -bind=<your_binding_ip_address>
Next step is joining nodes number two and three to node number one:
docker exec nomad nomad server-join -address http://<node2_ip>:4646 <node1_ip>:4648
docker exec nomad nomad server-join -address http://<node3_ip>:4646 <node1_ip>:4648
Or you may use HTTP API for this. Next step is launch clients:
docker run -d --net host --name nomad \
-p 4646:4646 -p 4646:4646/udp \
-p 4647:4647 -p 4647:4647/udp \
-p 4648:4648 -p 4648:4648/udp \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
aatarasoff/nomad-client -bind=<your_binding_ip_address> -servers http://<node1_ip>:4647
Check that client nodes is available:
curl <node1_ip>/v1/nodes
###Run example task Try your configuration with example task on one of the server nodes:
docker exec nomad nomad init
docker exec nomad nomad run -address=http://<node_ip>:4646 example.nomad
Check that redis container is launched on client nodes.
##Enjoy!