Service deployment on Nomad POC - #461
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This PR is a POC to show how to use Nomad to deploy our API services, in the same spirit as #454
Background
Nomad is a simple orchestrator to run (mostly) containerized services. It runs works with an "Admin" server that allocates tasks to "client" servers. It's a single binary and very easy to setup.
Installing Nomad on a server in "Client" mode makes it a pool of resources where tasks can be allocated by an "Admin" server
It uses the same HCL language as Terraform, it integrates well with Terraform
This PR
Highlights
execas backend, useful if we want to deploy a rust/go service as a single executableCons
-targeted to this serviceversion control at every given moment.
Production deployment
This version is intentionally simple to be able to play with Nomad and get a feeling of how it works. The production deployment would be a bit more complex:
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