Nomad Ruby is the official Ruby client for interacting with Nomad by HashiCorp.

The documentation in this README corresponds to the master branch of the Nomad Ruby client. It may contain unreleased features or different APIs than the most recently released version. Please see the Git tag that corresponds to your version of the Nomad Ruby client for the proper documentation.

Install Ruby 2.4+: Guide.

Install via Rubygems:

$ gem install nomad

or add it to your Gemfile if you're using Bundler:

gem "nomad", "~> 0.1"

and then run the bundle command to install.

Connect to a Nomad API. For most API calls, it does not matter if you are connecting to a client or server node. In general, try to connect to the node with the lowest latency.

List all jobs in the system

Nomad.job.list
#=> []

Join the agent being queried to another agent

Nomad.agent.join("1.2.3.4")
#=> #<Nomad::AgentJoin:0x007fc40f9f60c0 @error=nil, @num_joined=1>

Create (run) a job (this must be a JSON job definition, not HCL)

Nomad.job.create(File.read("my-job.nomad"))
#=> #<Nomad::JobCreate:0x007fc40f9ac8a8
 @eval_create_index=11,
 @eval_id="7bd1a289-06b4-fc4a-5574-940ca4af6a8e",
 @index=11,
 @job_modify_index=10,
 @known_leader=true,
 @last_contact=0,
 @warnings=nil>

For more examples, return types, and possible errors, please see the YardDoc.

Because Nomad's API is in active development, there are some inconsistencies in API responses. This client attempts to normalize those responses as best as possible. This includes providing utility classes for sizes, speed, and time that does conversion automatically.

The Nomad::Duration class provides convenience functions for converting timestamps to different orders of magnitude.

evals = Nomad.evaluation.list
dur = evals[0].wait

dur
#=> #<Nomad::Duration:0x7fc4109d07e8 @duration="12s">

dur.seconds #=> 12.0
dur.milliseconds #=> 12_000.0
dur.days #=> 0.0001388888888888889

For more information and examples, see the YardDoc.

The Nomad::Size is used to covert metric sizes based on prefix, such as converting 1GB to MB.

job = Nomad.job.read("my-job")
disk = job.groups[0].ephemeral_disk

disk.size #=> #<Nomad::Size:0x7fc41213d340 @size="10MB">
disk.size.gigabytes #=> 0.01

For more information and examples, see the YardDoc.

1. Clone the project on GitHub
2. Create a feature branch
3. Submit a Pull Request

Important Notes:

• All new features must include test coverage. At a bare minimum, Unit tests are required. It is preferred if you include acceptance tests as well.
• The tests must be be idempotent. The HTTP calls made during a test should be able to be run over and over.
• Tests are order independent. The default RSpec configuration randomizes the test order, so this should not be a problem.
• Integration tests require Nomad Nomad must be available in the path for the integration tests to pass.