Wander is an open-source workload orchestrator and a fork of HashiCorp Nomad, created to help deploy and manage applications across different infrastructure. It supports workloads packaged as containers, binaries, and virtual machines, offering a way to coordinate these resources through a single orchestration tool. The project is currently in development and is not yet ready for production use, so it is best understood as evolving software rather than a production-ready service.

Wander is associated with Ramble, a community registry for Nomad job specifications and packs, which provides a related resource for working with job configurations. The project is available as open-source software, and users can follow its development through GitHub. Its focus is on workload deployment and management across infrastructure, while its fork-based relationship to Nomad provides important context for its role in the orchestration ecosystem. As development continues, Wander presents itself as an open project for those interested in its progress and capabilities.