claircli 1.2

Command line tool to interact with Clair

claircli

claircli is a command line tool to interact with Quay Clair, which has following functionalities:

• analyze docker images in local host
• analyze docker images in remote host
• analyze docker images in secure/insecure registry
• support threshold/whitelist for vulnerabilities
• report to HTML/JSON, the html report is based on template

Installation

pip install claircli

Commands

claircli -h
usage: claircli [-h] [-c CLAIR] [-f {html,json}] [-T THRESHOLD]
                [-w WHITE_LIST] [-l LOCAL_IP | -r] [-i REGISTRY] [-L LOG_FILE]
                [-d] [-V]
                IMAGE [IMAGE ...]

Command line tool to interact with Quay Clair to analyze docker image in different ways

positional arguments:
  IMAGE                 docker images or regular expression

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -c CLAIR, --clair CLAIR
                        clair url, default: http://localhost:6060
  -f {html,json}, --formats {html,json}
                        output report file with give format, default: ['html']
  -T THRESHOLD, --threshold THRESHOLD
                        cvd severity threshold, if any servity of
                        vulnerability above of threshold, will return non-
                        zero, default: Unknown, choices are: ['Defcon1',
                        'Critical', 'High', 'Medium', 'Low', 'Negligible',
                        'Unknown']
  -w WHITE_LIST, --white-list WHITE_LIST
                        path to the whitelist file
  -l LOCAL_IP, --local-ip LOCAL_IP
                        ip address of local host
  -r, --regex           if set, repository and tag of images will be treated
                        as regular expression
  -i REGISTRY, --insecure-registry REGISTRY
                        domain of insecure registry
  -k REGISTRY:TOKEN, --registry-token REGISTRY:TOKEN
                        uses the token for login to the given Docker registry
  -L LOG_FILE, --log-file LOG_FILE
                        save log to file
  -d, --debug           print more logs
  -V, --version         show program's version number and exit

Examples:

    # analyze and output report to html
    # clair is running at http://localhost:6060
    claircli example.reg.com/myimage1:latest example.reg.com/myimage2:latest

    # analyze image in insecure registry
    # clair is running at http://localhost:6060
    claircli -i example.reg.com example.reg.com/myimage1:latest

    # analyze and output report to html
    # clair is running at https://example.clair.com:6060
    claircli -c https://example.clair.com:6060 example.reg.com/myimage1:latest

    # analyze and output report to html, json
    claircli -f html -f json example.reg.com/myimage1:latest

    # analyze with threshold and white list
    claircli -t High -w white_list_file.yml example.reg.com/myimage1:latest

    # analyze image on local host
    claircli -l <local ip address> myimage1:latest myimage2:latest

    # analyze image on other host foo
    export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://<ip of foo>:<port of docker listen>
    claircli -l <local ip address> myimage1:latest

    # analyze with regular expression, following will match
    # example.reg.com/myimage1:latest
    # and example.reg.com/myimage2:latest
    claircli -r example.reg.com/myimage:latest

    # analyze with regular expression, following will match
    # example.reg.com/myimage1:latest only
    claircli -r example.reg.com/^myimage1$:^latest$

    # analyze an image stored in an Amazon ECR repository
    # This uses the registry token generated by the aws cli tool
    claircli -k 123456789012.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com:$( aws ecr get-authorization-token --output text --query 'authorizationData[].authorizationToken' ) 123456789012.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/myimage:latest

Optional whitelist yaml file

This is an example yaml file. You can have an empty file or a mix with only common or <distribution>.

common:
  CVE-2017-6055: XML
  CVE-2017-5586: OpenText
ubuntu:
  CVE-2017-5230: XSX
  CVE-2017-5586: OpenText
alpine:
  CVE-2017-3261: SE