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Add documentation for running Arroyo on Nomad #7

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Just a few typos

[nomad](https://www.nomadproject.io/).
This document will cover how to run an Arroyo cluster on raw EC2 instances. This requires a good understanding of the
Arroyo architecture. For an easier approach to running a production-quality Arroyo cluster, see the docs for running
on top of [nomad](/deployment/nomad). Kuberentes support is also coming soon.
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Spelling of Kubernetes


Arroyo relies on a postgres database to store configuration data and metadata. You will need to create a database
(by default called `arroyo`, but this can be configured) and run the migrations to set it up.
As covered in the dev setup, you will need to run the database migrations on your prod database before running the
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This is a fragment "before running the..."

@mwylde mwylde merged commit 0a722b0 into main Apr 18, 2023
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