Learn the fundamentals of expressing your workload as Nomad jobs. Submit,
inspect, and monitor a running Nomad job.

Deploy and Manage Nomad Jobs

Get Started

Explore the Nomad Web UI

Create Nomad Job Specifications

Fundamentals

Dynamically Resize with Nomad Autoscaler

Stateful Workloads

Task Dependencies

Use Cases

Secure Nomad with Access Control

Define Application Placement Preferences

Orchestrate Edge Services with Nomad

Nomad Enterprise

Governance and Policy

Design Nomad Jobs for Resiliency

Select an Update Strategy

Operating Nomad Clusters

Enable Transport Encryption for Nomad

Nomad on Windows

Production

Use Nomad's Consul Integration

Load Balancer Integrations

Integrate Nomad to your Application

Nomad Pack

Use External Plugins

Use Templating with Nomad

Integrate Nomad with Vault

Integrations

Learn how to deploy and manage a Nomad Job.

Deploy and Manage Applications

Use Nomad's job specification to pass runtime configuration to your workloads
using command line arguments, environment variables, or configuration files.

Learn How to Configure Tasks

Learn about Nomad job files. The job file is the unit of work in Nomad, and is
submitted to the server for evaluation and scheduling of your workload.

Learn How to Submit Jobs to Nomad

Use the Nomad CLI to inspect the status of a running job to determine if it
started or what errors might have occurred.

Inspect Running Jobs

Inspect the logs of applications running in Nomad using the "nomad alloc logs"
command or the Nomad API.

Access Application Logs for Troubleshooting

Inspect a job's resource consumption and utilization information captured by
Nomad's task drivers.

Collect Resource Utilization Metrics

Infrastructure

Security

Applications

Networking

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