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This operation will scan a locally built docker image and upload the results to an Anchore Engine installation. If you are just looking to scan and not upload the results, see scanLocalImage. By default, the analyze operations do not return the analyzed results but that behavior can be changed by selecting Wait For Results.

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Input Name

Input Code

Required

Description

Anchore User

FDANCR_INP_USER

Yes

The Anchore User used when uploading the results.

Anchore Password

FDANCR_INP_PASSWORD

Yes

The Anchore Password used when uploading the results.

Anchore Url

FDANCR_INP_URL

Yes

The API url for the Anchore Engine install. Typically, http://yourhost:8228/v1

Image Name

FDANCR_INP_IMAGE_NAME

Yes

The full image tag to analyze. For example example, ubuntu:16.06 or myuser/myimage:latest

Wait For Results

FDANCR_INP_WAIT_FOR_RESULTS

Yes

Should the plugin wait for the results or simply start the upload and complete. If you want to use the Groovy Fail Condition or Plugin Outputs this needs to be true.

Groovy Fail Condition

FDANCR_INP_SCAN_FAIL_CONDITION

No

Optional groovy script to determine if the scan should fail the workflow. Available variables include all FlexDeploy environment variables and the following scan result variables:

  • STATUS

  • FINAL_ACTION

  • STOP_COUNT

  • WARN_COUNT

  • ALL_COUNTS

See more information here for configuring the Groovy Fail Condition.

Scan Timeout

FDANCR_INP_TIMEOUT

No

By default, the scan will timeout if it exceeds 900 seconds (15min). This is likely more than enough time, but the timeout can be increased here if needed.

Outputs

See the main plugin page for outputs and groovy script validation.

Info

Outputs

These outputs will only be returned if Wait For Results is true

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Anchore Engine Image Tags

This plugin uses Anchore CI Tools to perform local scanning/analyzing. Anchore Engine requires images to be pushed to a registry prior to analyzing. The Anchore CI Tools get around this by starting a temporary local Anchore container with a 'localbuild' registry. This allows you to scan and analyze images directly after building on your local docker engine.

What this means is that any images analyzed via this operation will be tagged in Anchore Engine with a localbuild registry, like so: 

Code Block
languagebash
#local image
company/ourapp:latest

#image tag in Anchore Engine
localbuild/company/ourapp:latest