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Re:Kubernetes is our generation's Multics by alephu5 on Thursday July 22, 2021 @02:24AM (#27916018)
There are some good ansible playbooks on GitHub for nomad, consul and vault. I personally don't use vault because it's overkill for the proeuct in working on at the moment.

To avoid the pain of managing a CA and passing out certificates for TLS between services, I use a wireguard mesh and bind nomad, consul and vault to these wg interfaces. This includes all the chatter of these components, as well as the services I deploy with nomad. It's configured such that any job can join the "private" wireguard network or "public" internet gateway.

It takes a few days to set up, but it's very easy to manage.

Re:Kubernetes is our generation's Multics by nsomaru on Thursday July 22, 2021 @02:47AM (#27916167)
Do you have somewhere to point me to set things up in this configuration?

I’m a freelancer that hosts client stuff and I need something between “SSH into server” and “kubernetes.”

No, I never did buy the docker hype. Seem to be doing okay.

Re:Kubernetes is our generation's Multics by cpach on Thursday July 22, 2021 @03:23AM (#27916362)
Have you looked into Fly.io or AWS Fargate?