Onboard Registry Image
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Recipe · 4 steps
Onboard Registry Image
with Aqua Security
Confirm a registry exists, register an image from it, and poll the scan.
- Authenticate the user and obtain a JWT bearer token for the registry and image calls.
- List configured registries and branch on whether the requested registry is present before attempting to register an image from it.
- Register the image from the confirmed registry so the platform begins scanning it.
- Read the image detail and loop until the scan reaches a terminal completed or failed state, returning the vulnerability counts.
What you'll need to have ready
- id: Aqua username or user ID used to authenticate.
- password: Aqua user password used to authenticate.
- registry: Registry name the image must be onboarded from (e.g. docker-hub).
- image: Full image name including tag to register (e.g. nginx:latest).
- image_name: Image repository name used to read the scan result (e.g. nginx).
- image_tag: Image tag used to read the scan result (e.g. latest).
For your developer
Arazzo workflow aqua-security:onboard-registry-image, 4 operations: login → listRegistries → registerImage → getImage. Specs on APIs.io.