Can you expand a bit on this? The equivalent of docker inspect is cat-manifest in rkt.
So when you do nomad fs ls <alloc_id> <task_name> you get the filesystem. It would be cool if we did an nsester or docker exec <id> ls <path> and got the results. This way with a uniform Nomad API you could navigate task's filesystems and inspect their content
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So when you do
nomad fs ls <alloc_id> <task_name>you get the filesystem. It would be cool if we did annsesterordocker exec <id> ls <path>and got the results. This way with a uniform Nomad API you could navigate task's filesystems and inspect their content