protect image
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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