Definitely not to the docker socket. This would be a huge security
issue and would hard code us to docker containers.
I would prefer to drop a JSON file into the directory with content
describing the container.
On 01/13/2017 09:53 AM, Brent Baude wrote:
> Dharmit,
>
> I believe the intended im
Dharmit,
I believe the intended image is mounted by its UUID. One idea would be
to share the docker socket with you scan container and then do a quick
translation of the UUID to image name using the docker-py API.
One issue with this approach is you get yourself in a bind (in some
cases) with de
Hi!
I recently worked on developing a scanner [1] that reports pip, npm, gem
updates for a container. But, to me, it looks like I'm missing something
and doing it in an improper way from `atomic scan` side of things.
The command I execute to check, let's say, pip related updates is:
`IMAGE_N