Command: job

The job command is used to interact with jobs.

Usage

Usage: nomad job <subcommand> [options]

Run nomad job <subcommand> -h for help on that subcommand. The following subcommands are available:

• job action - Execute predefined actions
• job allocs - List allocations for a job
• job deployments - List deployments for a job
• job dispatch - Dispatch an instance of a parameterized job
• job eval - Force an evaluation for a job
• job history - Display all tracked versions of a job
• job init - Create an example job specification
• job inspect - Inspect the contents of a submitted job
• job periodic force - Force the evaluation of a periodic job
• job plan - Schedule a dry run for a job
• job promote - Promote a job's canaries
• job restart - Restart or reschedule allocations for a job
• job revert - Revert to a prior version of the job
• job run - Submit a new job
• job scale - Update the number of allocations for a task group in a job
• job scaling-events - List the recent scaling events for a job
• job status - Display status information about a job
• job stop - Stop a running job and cancel its allocations
• job tag - Tag a job with a version
• job validate - Check a job specification for syntax errors