> Sentinel-embedded applications can choose to whitelist or blacklist
certain standard imports. Please reference the documentation for the
Sentinel-enabled application you're using to determine if all standard
imports are available.
The `ALLOC_INDEX` isn't guaranteed to be unique, and this has caused
some user confusion. The servers make a best-effort attempt to make
this value unique from 0 to count-1 but when you have canaries on the
task group, there are reused indexes because you have multiple job
versions running at the same time. If a user needs a unique number for
interpolating a value in your application, they can get this by
combining the job version and the alloc index.
Co-Authored-By: Michael Schurter <mschurter@hashicorp.com>
There is an undocumented way of mapping a dynamically allocated port to the container. This is applicable in bridge networking ( necessary for consul connect enabled services ) to expose the service *directly*. This is needed when using upstream connect services, but you need to expose the service by normal means. By referencing the current documentation you need to use static ports in order to do so. Introduced in #6189 but undocumented
When trying to run this example, Nomad v0.10.2 raises the following error:
`Error getting job struct: Error parsing job file from example-ipv6.hcl: error parsing: At 33:22: Unknown token: 27:16 IDENT db`
Adding quotes around the port map `db` fixes the problem and the job works as expected.
Fixes documentation inaccuracy for spread stanza placement. Spreads can
only exist on the top level job struct or within a group.
comment about nil assumption
handle the case where we request a server-id which is this current server
update docs, error on node and server id params
more accurate names for tests
use shared no leader err, formatting
rm bad comment
remove redundant variable
This is the basic code to add the Windows Service Manager hooks to Nomad.
Includes vendoring golang.org/x/sys/windows/svc and added Docs:
* guide for installing as a windows service.
* configuration for logging to file from PR #6429
