Source: thenewstack.io
Case Study: How SeatGeek Adopted HashiCorp’s Nomad
LOS ANGELES — Kubernetes, the open source container orchestrator, may have a big footprint in the cloud native world, but some organizations are doing just fine without it. Take, for example, SeatGeek, which runs a mobile application that serves as a primary and secondary market for event tickets.
This case study about SeatGeek’s https://thenewstack.io/conductor-why-we-migrated-from-kubernetes-to-nomad/ and the HashiCorp Cloud Platform is an On the Road episode of Makers, recorded here during HashiConf, HashiCorp’s annual user conference. The conversation was hosted by https://thenewstack.io/author/hjoslyn/ features editor of TNS.
“To scale an application required manual toil on the platform team side, and then they can do some work,” he said.
This case study about SeatGeek’s https://thenewstack.io/conductor-why-we-migrated-from-kubernetes-to-nomad/ and the HashiCorp Cloud Platform is an On the Road episode of Makers, recorded here during HashiConf, HashiCorp’s annual user conference. The conversation was hosted by https://thenewstack.io/author/hjoslyn/ features editor of TNS.
“To scale an application required manual toil on the platform team side, and then they can do some work,” he said.
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