dockerfile
nctl scan dockerfile
Scan Command
Scan Dockerfile resources
nctl scan dockerfile -r <path to dockerfile> -p <path to policies>
Use this command to scan and validate a Dockerfile against custom policies. JSON equivalent of the Dockerfile can also be obtained by using the --show-json flag: nctl scan dockerfile -r <path to dockerfile> --show-json
Scan Options
| Flag | Shorthand | Description |
|---|---|---|
--file <string> |
mention the file name to store scan result | |
--debug |
Debug command | |
--help |
-h |
help for dockerfile command |
--output <string> |
-o |
choose the output format of scan result. Available options are: json, text,yaml and sarif with the default option being text |
--policies <strings> |
-p |
specify path to policy files (local path, github URL, helm URL) to scan against custom policies |
--policy-sets <string> |
scan against different policy sets in one command, use this flag to provide a comma-separated list of policy sets to scan the resources(pss-baseline, pss-restricted, rbac-best-practices) | |
--resources <strings> |
-r |
Path to resource files (local path, github URL). scan specific resource files instead of all resources in a cluster, use this flag to point to a local path or gitHub URL containing the resource files. |
--show-json |
convert a non-kubernetes resource type(ex: Dockerfile) to JSON format | |
--userinfo <string> |
-u |
admission Info including roles, cluster roles and subjects |