There is no installation needed with Nomad, it's a standalone binary. Just fire it in a small Debian (or Alma) instance on EC2 or GCE and you're done. That shou

There is no installation needed with Nomad, it's a standalone binary. Just fire it in a small Debian (or Alma) instance on EC2 or GCE and you're done. That should solve point 1. Point 2 is debatable. Lots of people nowadays put Kubernetes on their resume but that doesn't mean they are great architects or technicians, yet a good part of running production on Kubernetes is doing it right. You'll see much fewer people with Nomad on their resume, but on the other hand you know they're not here for the buzz, they're usually more experienced and know what they're talking about.