From the article:
> I always maintain "Day 0 is easy, Day N is the real test of your skills".
Would be interesting to see how this applies to the author's use of Nomad. It's easy to shit on Kubernetes because of its complexity, but this article seems to be comparing the Nomad Day 0 experience with the Kubenrnetes Day N experience.
I'm firmly of the opinion that you don't need much more than systemd (or equivalent) + SSH for your home server.
Would be interesting to see how this applies to the author's use of Nomad. It's easy to shit on Kubernetes because of its complexity, but this article seems to be comparing the Nomad Day 0 experience with the Kubenrnetes Day N experience.
I'm firmly of the opinion that you don't need much more than systemd (or equivalent) + SSH for your home server.