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Slides, Instructor Guides and Instruqt Tracks for Nomad Field Workshops
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# HashiCorp Nomad Field Workshops



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All HashiCorp field workshops focused on Nomad should be placed in this repository. Similar field workshop repositories exist for these HashiCorp solutions:

* [field-workshops-consul](https://github.com/hashicorp/field-workshops-consul)

* [field-workshops-terraform](https://github.com/hashicorp/field-workshops-terraform)

* [field-workshops-vault](https://github.com/hashicorp/field-workshops-vault)



Additionally, field workshops focused on more than one HashiCorp solution can be found in the [field-workshops-hashistack](https://github.com/hashicorp/field-workshops-hashistack) repository.



## Slides



The following Nomad workshop presentation have been completed:

* https://hashicorp.github.io/field-workshops-nomad/slides/multi-cloud/nomad-oss/#1



You can also see the current version of the Advanced Nomad Workshop slides that cover advanced OSS and Nomad Enterprise features here:

* https://hashicorp.github.io/field-workshops-nomad/slides/multi-cloud/advanced-nomad/#1



Other presentations are just placeholders for future content.



The slides for these workshops should be created using [Remark](https://remarkjs.com) and should be placed under the [docs/slides](./docs/slides) directory. This directory is organized by cloud and then by workshop.  If a workshop targets a single cloud, its slides should be placed in a directory under that cloud's directory ([aws](./docs/slides/aws), [azure](./docs/slides/azure), or [gcp](./docs/slides/gcp)). If a workshop can be used with multiple clouds, its slides should be placed in a directory under the [multi-cloud](./docs/slides/multi-cloud) directory.



Please do **NOT** place any slides or any other content directly inside the [docs](./docs) directory.



Standard assets (logos, backgrounds, css, fonts, and js) used by workshop slides are contained in a separate repository, [field-workshops-assets](https://github.com/hashicorp/field-workshops-assets).



When creating slides for a new workshop, you will need to do the following:

1. Create a new workshop directory under the appropriate directory as discussed above.

1. Copy [docs/index.html](./docs/index.html) to your new workshop's directory. (But don't create a sub-directory called `docs` under it.)

1. If you want to create a single part slide show, then create a file in your directory called `index.md` and add all your slides to it.

    1. You can copy content from [docs/index.md](./docs/index.md) to get started with a title slide and a few regular slides.

    1. Note that the speaker notes in that file have some useful pointers for creating Remark slide shows.

1. If you want to create a multi-part slide show, then do the following:

   1. Create multiple files such as `nomad-1.md`, `nomad-2.md`, and `nomad-3.md` with corresponding HTML files such as `nomad-1.html`, `nomad-2.html`, and `nomad-3.html` that should be copies of `index.html`.

   1. In each of the new HTML files, replace `index.md` with the name of the corresponding MD file in the `sourceURLs` list. For instance, use `nomad-1.md` in `nomad-1.html`.

   1. Replace `index.md` in the `sourceURLs` list of your workshop's copy of `index.html` with a comma-delimited list of your MD file names. So, with the 3 MD files listed above, you would specify `sourceURLs` like this:

   ```

   sourceUrls = [

      'nomad-1.md',

      'nomad-2.md',

      'nomad-3.md'

      ]

    ```



Whether you create a single-part or multi-part slide show, users will be able to access all of your slides with a URL like https://hashicorp.github.io/field-workshops-nomad/slides/aws/nomad-oss/index.html, but they can leave off `index.html`.



If you create a multi-part slide show, users will also be able to access each part of your slide show separately at URLs like these:

* https://hashicorp.github.io/field-workshops-nomad/slides/aws/nomad-oss/nomad-1.html

* https://hashicorp.github.io/field-workshops-nomad/slides/aws/nomad-oss/nomad-2.html



Each workshop should give the full link to that workshop's slides in one of its first few slides.



## Instructor Guides

The instructor guides for these workshops should be created as Markdown files and should be placed in the [instructor-guides](./instructor-guides) directory and have names like `__INSTRUCTOR_GUIDE.md` where `` is the cloud the workshop targets and `` is the name of the workshop. But if the workshop is intended for use with multiple clouds, `` should be omitted.



## Labs (Instruqt Tracks)

The labs for these workshops should be created using [Instruqt Tracks](https://instruqt.com/hashicorp).  Each track should be placed in its own directory directly underneath the [instruqt-tracks](./instruqt-tracks) directory. Doing this allows each track to be used by multiple workshops within this repository.



You can find the complete list of tracks for Nomad workshops under https://play.instruqt.com/hashicorp/topics/nomad-workshops.