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layout: docs
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page_title: 'Commands: sentinel apply'
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sidebar_title: apply
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description: >
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The sentinel apply command is used to write a new, or update an existing,
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Sentinel policy.
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---
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# Command: sentinel apply
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The `sentinel apply` command is used to write a new, or update an existing,
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Sentinel policy.
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~> Sentinel commands are new in Nomad 0.7 and are only available with Nomad
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Enterprise.
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## Usage
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```plaintext
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nomad sentinel apply [options] <Policy Name> <Policy File>
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```
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The `sentinel apply` command requires two arguments, the policy name and the
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policy file. The policy file can be read from stdin by specifying "-" as the
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file name.
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## General Options
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@include 'general_options.mdx'
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## Apply Options
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- `-description` : Sets a human readable description for the policy
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- `-scope` : (default: submit-job) Sets the scope of the policy and when it
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should be enforced.
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- `-level` : (default: advisory) Sets the enforcement level of the policy. Must
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be one of advisory, soft-mandatory, hard-mandatory.
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## Examples
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Write a policy:
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```shell-session
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$ nomad sentinel write -description "My test policy" foo test.sentinel
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Successfully wrote "foo" Sentinel policy!
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```
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