Hi team, we can see about the allocation status of a job in nomad UI / command line. but how nomad finds whether a job is running or it failed or it completed ? Basically want to know how nomad figure out about allocation status.
How Nomad knows internally about the allocation status of job (Running, Failed, Queued, Starting, Complete, Lost)?
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Most probably the agent running on each node in the cluster will report it back to the nomad servers.
How the agent knows?
Most certainly there's a watch loop in agent's code for monitoring each allocation running on the node.