Microsoft Azure Command-Line Tools ACR Command Module
Project description
Microsoft Azure CLI ‘acr’ Command Module
Commands to manage Azure container registries
Group
az acr: Manage Azure container registries.
Subgroups:
credential : Manage login credentials for Azure container registries.
repository : Manage repositories for Azure container registries.
webhook : Manage webhooks for Azure container registries.
Commands:
check-name : Checks whether the container registry name is available for use.
create : Creates a container registry.
delete : Deletes a container registry.
list : Lists all the container registries under the current subscription.
login : Login to a container registry through Docker.
show : Gets the properties of the specified container registry.
update : Updates a container registry.
Create a container registry
Command
az acr create: Creates a container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the
default registry name using `az configure --defaults
acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g [Required]: Name of resource group. You can configure the default group
using `az configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--sku [Required]: The SKU of the container registry. Allowed values: Basic,
Managed_Basic, Managed_Premium, Managed_Standard.
--admin-enabled : Indicates whether the admin user is enabled. Allowed values:
false, true. Default: false.
--location -l : Location. You can configure the default location using `az
configure --defaults location=<location>`.
--storage-account-name : Provide the name of an existing storage account if you're
recreating a container registry over a previous registry created
storage account. Only applicable to Basic SKU.
Examples
Create a managed container registry. Applicable to Managed SKU.
az acr create -n MyRegistry -g MyResourceGroup --sku Managed_Standard
Create a container registry with a new storage account. Applicable to Basic SKU.
az acr create -n MyRegistry -g MyResourceGroup --sku Basic
Delete a container registry
Command
az acr delete: Deletes a container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default registry
name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Delete a container registry.
az acr delete -n MyRegistry
List container registries
Command
az acr list: Lists all the container registries under the current subscription.
Arguments
--resource-group -g: Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
List container registries and show the results in a table.
az acr list -o table
List container registries in a resource group and show the results in a table.
az acr list -g MyResourceGroup -o table
Get a container registry
Command
az acr show: Gets the properties of the specified container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default registry
name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Get the login server for a container registry.
az acr show -n MyRegistry --query loginServer
Update a container registry
Command
az acr update: Updates a container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--admin-enabled : Indicates whether the admin user is enabled. Allowed values: false,
true.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--storage-account-name: Provide the name of an existing storage account if you're recreating a
container registry over a previous registry created storage account.
Only applicable to Basic SKU.
--tags : Space separated tags in 'key[=value]' format. Use "" to clear existing
tags.
Generic Update Arguments
--add : Add an object to a list of objects by specifying a path and key value
pairs. Example: --add property.listProperty <key=value, string or JSON
string>.
--remove : Remove a property or an element from a list. Example: --remove
property.list <indexToRemove> OR --remove propertyToRemove.
--set : Update an object by specifying a property path and value to set.
Example: --set property1.property2=<value>.
Examples
Update tags for a container registry.
az acr update -n MyRegistry --tags key1=value1 key2=value2
Update the storage account for a container registry.
az acr update -n MyRegistry --storage-account-name MyStorageAccount
Enable the administrator user account for a container registry.
az acr update -n MyRegistry --admin-enabled true
Login to a container registry
Command
az acr login: Login to a container registry through Docker.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default registry
name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--password -p : The password used to log into a container registry.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--username -u : The username used to log into a container registry.
Examples
Login to a container registry
az acr login -n MyRegistry
Commands to manage login credentials for Azure container registries
Group
az acr credential: Manage login credentials for Azure container registries.
Commands:
renew: Regenerates one of the login credentials for the specified container registry.
show : Gets the login credentials for the specified container registry.
Get login credentials for a container registry
Command
az acr credential show: Gets the login credentials for the specified container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default registry
name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Get the login credentials for a container registry.
az acr credential show -n MyRegistry
Get the username used to log into a container registry.
az acr credential show -n MyRegistry --query username
Get one of the passwords used to log into a container registry.
az acr credential show -n MyRegistry --query passwords[0].value
Regenerate login credentials for a container registry
Command
az acr credential renew: Regenerates one of the login credentials for the specified container
registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--password-name [Required]: The name of password to regenerate. Allowed values: password,
password2.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using
`az configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Renew the second password for a container registry.
az acr credential renew -n MyRegistry --password-name password2
Commands to manage repositories for Azure container registries
Group
az acr repository: Manage repositories for Azure container registries.
Commands:
delete : Deletes a repository or a manifest/tag from the given repository in the
specified container registry.
list : Lists repositories in the specified container registry.
show-manifests: Shows manifests of a given repository in the specified container registry.
show-tags : Shows tags of a given repository in the specified container registry.
List repositories in a given container registry
Command
az acr repository list: Lists repositories in the specified container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default registry
name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--password -p : The password used to log into a container registry.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--username -u : The username used to log into a container registry.
Examples
List repositories in a given container registry.
az acr repository list -n MyRegistry
Show manifests of a given repository in a given container registry
Command
az acr repository show-manifests: Shows manifests of a given repository in the specified
container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--repository [Required]: The repository to obtain manifests from.
--password -p : The password used to log into a container registry.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--username -u : The username used to log into a container registry.
Examples
Show manifests of a given repository in a given container registry.
az acr repository show-manifests -n MyRegistry --repository MyRepository
Delete a repository from a container registry or delete a manifest/tag from a given repository
Command
az acr repository delete: Deletes a repository or a manifest/tag from the given repository in
the specified container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--repository [Required]: The name of repository to delete.
--manifest : The sha256 based digest of manifest to delete.
--password -p : The password used to log into a container registry.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--tag : The name of tag to delete.
--username -u : The username used to log into a container registry.
--yes -y : Do not prompt for confirmation.
Examples
Delete a repository from the specified container registry.
az acr repository delete -n MyRegistry --repository MyRepository
Delete a tag from the given repository in the specified container registry, but keep the
manifest referenced by the tag.
az acr repository delete -n MyRegistry --repository MyRepository --tag MyTag
Delete the manifest referenced by a tag and all tags referencing the manifest from the given
repository in the specified container registry.
az acr repository delete -n MyRegistry --repository MyRepository --tag MyTag --manifest
Delete a manfiest and all tags referencing the manifest from the given repository in the
specified container registry.
az acr repository delete -n MyRegistry --repository MyRepository --manifest MyManifest
Commands to manage webhooks for Azure container registries
Group
az acr webhook: Manage webhooks for Azure container registries.
Commands:
create : Creates a webhook for a container registry.
delete : Deletes a webhook from a container registry.
get-config : Gets the configuration of service URI and custom headers for the webhook.
list : Lists all the webhooks for the specified container registry.
list-events: Lists recent events for the specified webhook.
ping : Triggers a ping event to be sent to the webhook.
show : Gets the properties of the specified webhook.
update : Updates a webhook.
Create a webhook
Command
az acr webhook create: Creates a webhook for a container registry.
Arguments
--actions [Required]: Space separated list of actions that trigger the webhook to post
notifications. Allowed values: delete, push.
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--uri [Required]: The service URI for the webhook to post notifications.
--headers : Space separated custom headers in 'key[=value]' format that will be
added to the webhook notifications. Use "" to clear existing headers.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--scope : The scope of repositories where the event can be triggered. For
example, 'foo:*' means events for all tags under repository 'foo'.
'foo:bar' means events for 'foo:bar' only. 'foo' is equivalent to
'foo:latest'. Empty means events for all repositories.
--status : Indicates whether the webhook is enabled. Allowed values: disabled,
enabled. Default: enabled.
--tags : Space separated tags in 'key[=value]' format. Use "" to clear existing
tags.
Examples
Create a webhook for a container registry that will deliver Docker push and delete events to the
specified service URI.
az acr webhook create -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry --uri http://myservice.com --actions push
delete
Create a webhook for a container registry that will deliver Docker push events to the specified
service URI with Basic authentication header.
az acr webhook create -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry --uri http://myservice.com --actions push
--headers "Authorization=Basic 000000"
Delete a webhook
Command
az acr webhook delete: Deletes a webhook from a container registry.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Delete a webhook from a container registry.
az acr webhook delete -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry
List webhooks
Command
az acr webhook list: Lists all the webhooks for the specified container registry.
Arguments
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
List webhooks and show the results in a table.
az acr webhook list -r MyRegistry -o table
Get a webhook
Command
az acr webhook show: Gets the properties of the specified webhook.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Get the properties of the specified webhook.
az acr webhook show -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry
Update a webhook
Command
az acr webhook update: Updates a webhook.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--actions : Space separated list of actions that trigger the webhook to post
notifications. Allowed values: delete, push.
--headers : Space separated custom headers in 'key[=value]' format that will be
added to the webhook notifications. Use "" to clear existing headers.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
--scope : The scope of repositories where the event can be triggered. For
example, 'foo:*' means events for all tags under repository 'foo'.
'foo:bar' means events for 'foo:bar' only. 'foo' is equivalent to
'foo:latest'. Empty means events for all repositories.
--status : Indicates whether the webhook is enabled. Allowed values: disabled,
enabled.
--tags : Space separated tags in 'key[=value]' format. Use "" to clear existing
tags.
--uri : The service URI for the webhook to post notifications.
Generic Update Arguments
--add : Add an object to a list of objects by specifying a path and key value
pairs. Example: --add property.listProperty <key=value, string or
JSON string>.
--remove : Remove a property or an element from a list. Example: --remove
property.list <indexToRemove> OR --remove propertyToRemove.
--set : Update an object by specifying a property path and value to set.
Example: --set property1.property2=<value>.
Examples
Update headers for a webhook
az acr webhook update -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry --headers "Authorization=Basic 000000"
Update service URI and actions for a webhook
az acr webhook update -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry --uri http://myservice.com --actions push
delete
Disable a webhook
az acr webhook update -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry --status disabled
Get service URI and custom headers for a webhook
Command
az acr webhook get-config: Gets the configuration of service URI and custom headers for the
webhook.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Get service URI and headers for the webhook.
az acr webhook get-config -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry
Trigger a ping event to be sent to a webhook
Command
az acr webhook ping: Triggers a ping event to be sent to the webhook.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
Triggers a ping event to be sent to the webhook.
az acr webhook ping -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry
List recent events for a webhook
Command
az acr webhook list-events: Lists recent events for the specified webhook.
Arguments
--name -n [Required]: The name of the webhook.
--registry -r [Required]: The name of the container registry. You can configure the default
registry name using `az configure --defaults acr=<registry name>`.
--resource-group -g : Name of resource group. You can configure the default group using `az
configure --defaults group=<name>`.
Examples
List recent events for the specified webhook.
az acr webhook list-events -n MyWebhook -r MyRegistry
Release History
2.0.7 (2017-06-21)
Add managed registries with Managed SKU.
Add webhooks for managed registries with acr webhook command module.
Add AAD authentication with acr login command.
Add delete command for docker repositories, manifests, and tags.
2.0.6 (2017-06-13)
Remove useless line-too-long suppression
Move all existing recording files to latest folder
2.0.5 (2017-05-30)
Minor fixes.
2.0.4 (2017-05-09)
Minor fixes.
2.0.3 (2017-05-05)
Minor fixes.
2.0.2 (2017-04-28)
New packaging system.
2.0.1 (2017-04-17)
Apply core changes required for API profile support (#2834) & JSON string parsing from shell (#2705)
2.0.0 (2017-04-03)
Module is GA.
[ACR] Update to 2017-03-01 api-version (#2563)
0.1.1b5 (2017-03-13)
–admin-enabled no longer requires an input value
0.1.1b4 (2017-02-22)
Documentation fixes.
0.1.1b3 (2017-02-17)
Polish error messages for repository/credential commands
Storage account sku validation
Show commands return empty string with exit code 0 for 404 responses
0.1.1b2 (2017-01-30)
Support Python 3.6.
Fix storage account name with capital letters.
0.1.1b1 (2017-01-17)
Update ACR SDK version to 0.1.1
Add tty check before prompting for user input
Enable storage account encryption by default
0.1.0b11 (2016-12-12)
Preview release.
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