open-nomad/website/source/api/ui.html.md

layout	page_title	sidebar_current	description
api	UI	ui	The /ui namespace is used to access the Nomad web user interface.

Nomad Web UI

Starting in v0.7, the Nomad UI is accessible at /ui. It is not namespaced by version. A request to / will also redirect to /ui.

List Jobs

This page lists all known jobs in a paginated, searchable, and sortable table.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs	text/html

Job Detail

This page shows an overview of a specific job. Details include name, status, type, priority, allocation statuses, and task groups. Additionally, if there is a running deployment for the job, it will be shown on the overview.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs/:job_id	text/html

Job Definition

This page shows the definition of a job as pretty-printed, syntax-highlighted, JSON.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs/:job_id/definition	text/html

Job Versions

This page lists all available versions for a job in a timeline view. Each version in the timeline can be expanded to show a pretty-printed, syntax-highlighted diff between job versions.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs/:job_id/versions	text/html

Job Deployments

This page lists all available deployments for a job when the job has deployments. The deployments are listed in a timeline view. Each deployment shows pertinent information such as deployment ID, status, associated version, and submit time. Each deployment can also be expanded to show detail information regarding canary placements, allocation placements, healthy and unhealthy allocations, as well the current description for the status. A table of task groups is also present in the detail view, which shows allocation metrics by task group. Lastly, each expanded deployment lists all associated allocations in a table to drill into for task events.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs/:job_id/deployments	text/html

Task Group Detail

This page shows an overview of a specific task group. Details include the number of tasks, the aggregated amount of reserved CPU, memory, and disk, all associated allocations broken down by status, and a list of allocations. The list of allocations include details such as status, the node the allocation was placed on, and the current CPU and Memory usage of the allocations.

Path	Produces
/ui/jobs/:job_id/:task_group_name	text/html

Allocation Detail

This page shows details and events for an allocation. Details include the job the allocation belongs to, the node the allocation is placed on, a list of all tasks, and lists of task events per task. Each task in the task list includes the task name, state, last event, time, and addresses. Each task event in a task history list includes the time, type, and description of the event.

Path	Produces
/ui/allocations/:alloc_id	text/html

Nodes List

This page lists all nodes in the Nomad cluster in a sortable, searchable, paginated table.

Path	Produces
/ui/nodes	text/html

Node Detail

This page shows the details of a node, including the node name, status, full ID, address, port, datacenter, allocations, and attributes.

Path	Produces
/ui/nodes/:node_id	text/html

Servers List

This page lists all servers in the Nomad cluster in a sortable table. Details for each server include the server status, address, port, datacenter, and whether or not it is the leader.

Path	Produces
/ui/servers	text/html

Server Detail

This page lists all tags associated with a server.

Path	Produces
/ui/servers/:server_id	text/html

ACL Tokens

This page lets you enter an ACL token (both accessor ID and secret ID) to use with the UI. If the cluster does not have ACLs enabled, this page is unnecessary. If the cluster has an anonymous policy that grants cluster-wide read access, this page is unnecessary. If the anonymous policy only grants partial read access, then providing an ACL Token will authenticate all future requests to allow read access to additional resources.

Path	Produces
/ui/settings/tokens	text/html