Best Python code snippet using localstack_python
cve_check.py
Source: cve_check.py
...99 if versionUsed in EOLversions:100 print(bcolors.FAIL + "Using end of life .NET version!" + bcolors.ENDC)101 def test(container):102 print(container.id[:12] + "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa")103 if(cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env'] != None):104 if ('DOTNET_RUNNING_IN_CONTAINER=true' in cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env']):105 # Check if it is DOTNET_SDK106 if re.search('DOTNET_SDK_VERSION', str(cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env'])):107 # get .net sdk version108 print('\n[#] Dotnet running, checking version...')109 r = re.compile(".*DOTNET_SDK_VERSION.*")110 sdk_version = str(list(filter(r.match, cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env'])))111 start = "DOTNET_SDK_VERSION="112 end = "'"113 s = sdk_version114 sdk_version = (s.split(start))[1].split(end)[0][0:3]115 checkifEOL(sdk_version)116 dotnetCVEs(sdk_version)117 # Check if it is DOTNET118 if re.search('DOTNET_VERSION', str(cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env'])):119 # get .net version being used120 print('\n[#] Dotnet running, checking version...')121 r = re.compile(".*DOTNET_VERSION.*")122 version = str(list(filter(r.match, cli.inspect_image(image.id)['Config']['Env'])))123 start = "DOTNET_VERSION="124 end = "'"125 s = version126 version = (s.split(start))[1].split(end)[0][0:3]127 checkifEOL(version)...
fargate_use_sh_for_entry.py
Source: fargate_use_sh_for_entry.py
2import sys3import logging4import json5import docker6def inspect_image(docker_image):7 client = docker.APIClient()8 try:9 data = client.inspect_image(docker_image)10 except docker.errors.ImageNotFound:11 logging.error(f'ERROR: Image on found locally. Try `docker pull {docker_image}`')12 sys.exit(1)13 return data14def print_exec_params(docker_data):15 if not docker_data.get("Config", {}).get("Entrypoint"):16 entrypoint = ["/bin/sh", "-c"]17 else:18 entrypoint = docker_data.get("Config", {}).get("Entrypoint")19 cmd = docker_data.get("Config", {}).get("Cmd")20 exec_params = {21 "EntryPoint": entrypoint,22 "Command": cmd23 }24 print(json.dumps(exec_params, indent=4))25if __name__ == "__main__":26 docker_image = sys.argv[1]27 docker_data = inspect_image(docker_image)...
digests-compare.py
Source: digests-compare.py
...5c = docker.DockerClient(base_url='unix://var/run/docker.sock')6client = docker.APIClient(base_url='unix://var/run/docker.sock')7c.images.pull(i)8c.images.pull(i2)9inspect = client.inspect_image(i)10inspect2 = client.inspect_image(i2)11print(inspect['RootFS']['Layers'])12print(" ")13print(inspect2['RootFS']['Layers'])14parent = inspect['Parent']15#print(inspect)16if parent != "":17 parent_inspect = client.inspect_image(parent)18 #print(parent_inspect['Id'])19 parent_repo_tag = parent_inspect["RepoTags"]20 while len(parent_repo_tag) == 0:21 parent = parent_inspect['Parent']22 parent_inspect = client.inspect_image(parent)23 parent_repo_tag = parent_inspect["RepoTags"]24 #print(parent_inspect['Id'])25 print(parent_repo_tag)26else:...
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