Portworx on Nomad
This section covers information on Portworx on Nomad.
Nomad is a scheduler and job orchestrator from HashiCorp for managing a cluster of machines and running applications on them. Nomad abstracts away machines and the location of applications and instead enables users to declare what they want to run and Nomad handles where they should run and how to run them. Portworx can run within Nomad and provide persistent volumes to other applications running on Nomad. This section describes how to deploy and consume Portworx within a Nomad cluster.
Portworx as a Nomad job
These sections explain how to install, upgrade, and uninstall Portworx using a Nomad job:
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Install as a Nomad Job arrow_forward_iosLearn how to install Portworx using Nomad job with CSI enabled.
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Upgrade Portworx using a Nomad job arrow_forward_iosLearn how to upgrade Portworx using a Nomad job.
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Uninstall Portworx using a Nomad job arrow_forward_iosLearn how to uninstall Portworx using a Nomad job.
Operate and utilize Portworx on Nomad
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Volume Lifecycle Basics with CSI arrow_forward_iosInstructions on creating and using CSI volumes
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Secure your volumes with PX Security arrow_forward_iosInstructions on creating and using CSI volumes
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Data Protection and Snapshots arrow_forward_iosInstructions on creating and using CSI volumes
Open Source
Nomad is an open source project developed by HashiCorp and a community of developers. CSI support for Nomad is still in active development with many open issues. Portworx participates in and encourages open source contributions to Nomad as well as the CSI spec.