Nomad node

nomad node
Usage: nomad node <subcommand> [options] [args]

  This command groups subcommands for interacting with nodes. Nodes in Nomad are
  agent's that can run submitted workloads. This command can be used to examine
  nodes and operate on nodes, such as draining workloads off of them.

  Examine the status of a node:

      $ nomad node status <node-id>

  Mark a node as ineligible for running workloads. This is useful when the node
  is expected to be removed or upgraded so new allocations aren't placed on it:

      $ nomad node eligibility -disable <node-id>

  Mark a node to be drained, allowing batch jobs four hours to finished before
  forcing them off the node:

      $ nomad node drain -enable -deadline 4h <node-id>

  Please see the individual subcommand help for detailed usage information.

Subcommands:
    config         View or modify client configuration details
    drain          Toggle drain mode on a given node
    eligibility    Toggle scheduling eligibility for a given node
    status         Display status information about nodes

See also

• Nomad, nomad -help, nomad status, nomad version, nomad server, nomad run, nomad stop, nomad alloc, nomad job, nomad agent, nomad acl, nomad agent-info, nomad deployment, nomad eval , nomad exec, nomad namespace, nomad operator, nomad quota, nomad sentinel, nomad server, nomad ui, nomad version