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Description
With the changes introduced in #227, Noma API calls for job scaling operations were updated to permit stale reads. We should update the remainder of Nomad API calls for consistency and decreased load on the Nomad Servers.
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Readme improvements
I'm trying to follow the readme, but I'm running into lots of issues understanding it. If I make it through, I'll try to make a PR with some clarity changes, but I wanted to note some issues that I was wondering about upfront.
- In the container network config section, I tried figuring out how to install both
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I understand the nomad need to be start/restart as a 'root' user because many operation it runs, needs root privilege.
However as a system admin I would like to harden/limit the scope of 'sudo' access to specific tasks only. As far as I have analyzed the following will need sudo/become/root privilege's: