Scan a container image with Trivy in a CI pipeline

domain: aquasecurity.github.io · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Install Trivy in your CI environment using the official install script, package manager, or by pulling the aquasec/trivy Docker image; pin a specific version tag
  2. Run trivy image IMAGE_NAME:TAG to scan for OS package vulnerabilities, language-specific dependencies, and misconfigurations; use --severity HIGH,CRITICAL to limit output to actionable findings
  3. Add --exit-code 1 to fail the pipeline when vulnerabilities at or above the specified severity are detected; use --ignore-unfixed to skip vulnerabilities that have no available fix
  4. Output results in a machine-readable format with --format json or --format sarif and save to a file with --output results.json for downstream processing or dashboard upload
  5. For reproducible scans, download the Trivy vulnerability database to a local cache directory and use --skip-update in air-gapped pipelines or to avoid rate limiting on the GitHub advisory database
  6. Scan infrastructure-as-code files alongside images with trivy config . to detect misconfigured Kubernetes manifests, Dockerfiles, and Terraform files in the same pipeline step

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