Managing Edge Computing in Rural Areas with Limited Internet and Heterogeneous Environments Using Nomad

Explore strategies for managing edge computing in rural areas with limited internet connectivity and heterogeneous environments using Nomad. Delve into the challenges of managing diverse edge environments, including various processors, operating systems, network topologies, device types, and workflows. Learn how Nomad's flexible workload support enables users to accommodate a wide range of applications, crucial for edge devices that may be ARM-based or running on Windows. Discover the benefits of pluggable task drivers, which provide separation of Nomad client CPU, memory, and storage between tasks and allow for air-gapped environments where devices cannot share or centralize data. Gain insights into managing multiple devices within a single cluster and operating with a unified workflow, even in challenging network conditions. This 34-minute talk by Wahyu from Cloud Native Indonesia offers practical solutions for optimizing edge computing in resource-constrained and diverse environments.