Experimental Docker CLI plugin to detect base images
Experimental Docker CLI plugin to detect base images of local or remote container images. The 'docker base detect' command shows the following data about detected base images:
* Image name and tags
* Image digest
* Image vulnerabilities
* Age of image
* Link to the commit or Dockerfile from which the image was created
* 'Docker Official Image', 'Verified Publisher' or 'Sponsored OSS' - if the image is trusted content; either from Do…
Experimental Docker CLI plugin to detect base images of local or remote container images. The 'docker base detect' command shows the following data about detected base images:
* Image name and tags
* Image digest
* Image vulnerabilities
* Age of image
* Link to the commit or Dockerfile from which the image was created
* 'Docker Official Image', 'Verified Publisher' or 'Sponsored OSS' - if the image is trusted content; either from Docker Official Images, Verified Publishers or Sponsored OSS
* 'unsupported tag' - if the tag in use is not supported any longer (only for Docker Official Images)
* 'tag moved' - if the tag in use has moved in the meantime; a new image was pushed using the same tag
To install docker-base-plugin, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install docker-base-plugin
To see what files were installed by docker-base-plugin, run:
port contents docker-base-plugin
To later upgrade docker-base-plugin, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade docker-base-plugin
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