Features
Schedule and orchestrate applications with greater efficiency and resilience
Application resilience
Build highly available and fault-tolerant applications.
Hyper-efficient use of resources
Nomad uses bin packing, autoscaling, and more to schedule jobs efficiently for optimal resource usage.
Flexible orchestration
Create an efficient, unified workflow for any application type, like containers, VMs, binaries, and more.
Work at enterprise scale
Nomad clusters can be easily connected to achieve unprecedented scale, all operating under a single pane of glass.
Integrate with your existing workflows
Use HashiCorp for your application delivery workflow
Use Nomad as part of HashiCorp’s entire application delivery workflow, including Terraform, Vault, Consul, and Waypoint.
Connect from everywhere
Connect to Nomad from many popular services like AWS, Azure, GCP, and more.
Common use cases for Nomad
For cloud, on-premises, and edge deployments
Nomad supports running many application types, including containers, and integrates seamlessly with Consul, Vault, and Waypoint to enable a complete solution while maximizing operational flexibility.
Orchestration for all types of applications
Nomad natively supports running legacy applications, static binaries, Java JARs, virtual machines, and OS commands directly. Teams can benefit from self-healing, bin packing, zero-downtime deployments, autoscaling, and more.
Workload management for edge devices
Build a single, consolidated, flexible workflow to meet edge deployment needs. Nomad’s support for device plugins lets teams take advantage of hardware running on specialized devices. Users can deploy Nomad with a single cluster topology on hybrid infrastructure to place workloads to the cloud or at the edge.
Get started with Nomad
Nomad is an efficient, easy-to-use application scheduler and orchestrator to manage cloud, on-premises, and edge environments. Get started today.