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OP here. In my experience, Nomad[0] is a joy to use, but the tooling around it is less mature than that of Kubernetes. In the spirit of k9s[1] and damon[2], Wander is a terminal application for observing and interacting with Nomad clusters. Wander allows users to view jobs, allocations, logs, specs, and exec in and run commands in running tasks. The terminal UI/UX is designed for maximum efficiency and information density. Wander also comes with an ssh server via “wander serve”, so for example, one could deploy it within an internal network such that engineers can ssh in and start a wander session without having to install or configure anything. Wander is built on the excellent tools provided by Charm[3], namely, Bubble Tea and Wish. [0] https://www.nomadproject.io/ [1] https://k9scli.io/ [2] https://github.com/hashicorp/damon [3] https://charm.sh/
OP here. In my experience, Nomad[0] is a joy to use, but the tooling around it is less mature than that of Kubernetes. In the spirit of k9s[1] and damon[2], Wander is a terminal application for observing and interacting with Nomad clusters. Wander allows users to view jobs, allocations, logs, specs, and exec in and run commands in running tasks. The terminal UI/UX is designed for maximum efficiency and information density. Wander also comes with an ssh server via “wander serve”, so for example, one could deploy it within an internal network such that engineers can ssh in and start a wander session without having to install or configure anything. Wander is built on the excellent tools provided by Charm[3], namely, Bubble Tea and Wish. [0] https://www.nomadproject.io/ [1] https://k9scli.io/ [2] https://github.com/hashicorp/damon [3] https://charm.sh/
OP here. In my experience, Nomad[0] is a joy to use, but the tooling around it is less mature than that of Kubernetes. In the spirit of k9s[1] and damon[2], Wander is a terminal application for observing and interacting with Nomad clusters. Wander allows users to view jobs, allocations, logs, specs, and exec in and run commands in running tasks. The terminal UI/UX is designed for maximum efficiency and information density. Wander also comes with an ssh server via “wander serve”, so for example, one could deploy it within an internal network such that engineers can ssh in and start a wander session without having to install or configure anything. Wander is built on the excellent tools provided by Charm[3], namely, Bubble Tea and Wish. [0] https://www.nomadproject.io/ [1] https://k9scli.io/ [2] https://github.com/hashicorp/damon [3] https://charm.sh/