protect image

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Manage the images.

protect image <COMMAND>

Commands:

  • pull Pull an image into the cache.
  • import Import an image into the cache.
  • remove Remove an image from the cache.
  • list List cached images.

pull

Pull an image into the cache.

protect image pull [OPTIONS] <IMAGE>

Arguments:

  • <IMAGE> Image name

Options:

  • -s, --image-format <IMAGE_FORMAT> Image format [default: squashfs] [possible values: squashfs, erofs, tar, directory].
  • -n, --no-update Don’t update from registry.
  • -o, --overwrite-cache Overwrite image cache.

import

Import an image into the cache.

protect image import [OPTIONS] --digest <DIGEST> --image <IMAGE>

Options:

  • -d, --digest <DIGEST> Image digest.
  • -n, --image <IMAGE> Image name.
  • -s, --image-format <IMAGE_FORMAT> Image format [default: squashfs] [possible values: squashfs, erofs, tar, directory].
  • -o, --overwrite-cache Overwrite image cache.
  • -i <INPUT_FILE> Input image tar [default: /dev/stdin].

remove

Remove an image from the cache.

protect image remove [OPTIONS] <DIGEST>

Arguments:

  • <DIGEST> Image digest

Options:

  • -s, --image-format <IMAGE_FORMAT> Image format [default: squashfs] [possible values: squashfs, erofs, tar, directory].

list

List cached images.

protect image list [OPTIONS]

Options:

  • -o, --output <OUTPUT> Output format [default: table] [possible values: table, json, json-pretty, jsonl, yaml, key-value, simple].
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