Yeah, when making the decision it was quite harrowing to think of maintaining a cluster in production. Nomad had very little operational complexity compared to

Yeah, when making the decision it was quite harrowing to think of maintaining a cluster in production. Nomad had very little operational complexity compared to what we imagined. We've had two main outages in months: - Server disks were filling up and we hadn't set up monitoring properly at the time (ironic for the name of our company :) ). Not Nomad's fault. - A faulty healthcheck caused all the servers of a cluster to restart at the same time, which caused complete loss of the cluster state (so all the jobs were gone. I like to call it a collective amnesia of the servers). We're still looking for a good/reliable logging and tracing solution though. Nomad has a great dashboard, but only with basic logging, and it only gets you so far. Overall, would recommend again!