nomad-pack info command reference

Use the nomad-pack info command to fetch information on the given pack including name, description, and variable details.

Usage

nomad-pack info <pack_name>

-registry=<string>: Specific registry name containing the pack to retrieve info about. If not specified, this command targets the default registry.
-ref=<string>: Specific Git reference of the pack to retrieve info about. Supports tags, SHA, and @latest. If you do not specify a reference, the value defaults to @latest. Using ref with a file path is not supported.

-var-file=<string>: Specifies the path to a variable override file. You may provide this multiple times on a single command for multiple files.
-allow-unset-vars: Suppress errors from unset variables without default values. Equivalent of setting the NOMAD_PACK_ALLOW_UNSET_VARS environment variable to 1 or true.
-ignore-missing-vars: Determines whether the command should override variables not present in the pack or should produce an error.
-var=<key=value>: Specifies single override variables in the form of HCL syntax. You may specify multiple times per command.
-name=<string>: If set, this is the unique identifier of this deployed instance of the specified pack. If not set, the pack name becomes the unique identifier. Setting a name is useful for running more than one instance of a pack within the same cluster. Note that this name must be globally unique within a cluster. Running the run command multiple times with the same name re-submits the same pack and applies changes if you have made any to the underlying pack. Be mindful that, whether you have made changes or not, the underlying allocations are replaced.When managing packs, the name specified here is the name that you should be pass to Nomad Packs' plan and destroy commands.
-parser-v1: Use the legacy syntax parser to parse your job. This enables pack to run packs for earlier versions while you are migrating them to the new syntax

Fetch information on the "hello_world" pack.

nomad-pack info hello_world