ctrl-L is clear terminal, you don't need an alias or anything in your history here's a mnemonic: ctrl-c is break (as you know), the next letter in clear is L so it's ctrl-L (lowercase L, using uppercase here if your font is sans serif like mine is here) 😆
Nice video about HashiCorp Nomad. I was wondering, when you run Nomad binary as a server or client in the cloud services (AWS or whatever) they didn't run in the background. How do you achieve that? Nomad binary can run as a daemon? Thanks in advance.
Hey, great video, very detailed but also very easy to follow. Thank you very much!
Simple and super. Thanks for the Demo.
can you make the nomad master also be a client?
Yes, in my /etc/nomad/nomad.hcl on OpenBSD for ex:
server {
enabled = true
bootstrap_expect = 1
}
client {
enabled = true
node_class = "ClientServer" # arbitrary string
...
}
...
Nice content
Thank you so much
ctrl-L is clear terminal, you don't need an alias or anything in your history
here's a mnemonic: ctrl-c is break (as you know), the next letter in clear is L so it's ctrl-L (lowercase L, using uppercase here if your font is sans serif like mine is here) 😆
Very good explanation. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Nice video about HashiCorp Nomad. I was wondering, when you run Nomad binary as a server or client in the cloud services (AWS or whatever) they didn't run in the background. How do you achieve that? Nomad binary can run as a daemon? Thanks in advance.
run the nomad job with "-detach" flag :)