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Automatic vulnerability scans of all container images used on a host
https://github.com/csmith/purser

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Automatic vulnerability scans of all container images used on a host

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# Purser

Purser runs periodic vulnerability scans on all container images that are in
use on a host. It lists running containers via the Docker API, then scans
each distinct image using [Trivy](https://trivy.dev/). Aggregated details
are then written to a HTML report.

## Usage

Purser is designed to run as a container itself. It requires a directory
in which to cache vulnerability database files, access to the host's docker
socket (for listing containers and reading images), and a directory to output
the reports.

A simple docker compose file is below.

```yaml
services:
purser:
image: ghcr.io/csmith/purser
restart: unless-stopped
user: '0' # or some other uid with access to the docker socket
volumes:
- cache:/data/cache
- output:/data/output
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock

volumes:
cache:
output:
```

In production enviroments you may want to use a proxy like
[dsp](https://github.com/greboid/dsp) to limit purser to
read-only requests, and allow it to run as a regular user.

## Options

Purser options should be specified as environment vars. The following options
are available:

| Option | Description | Default |
|-------------|---------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|
| SCAN_PERIOD | How often to scan containers for vulnerabilities | `12h` |
| OUTPUT_DIR | Directory to write reports to | `/data/output/` (docker) `.data/output/` (otherwise) |
| CACHE_DIR | Directory to cache vulnerability databases in | `/data/cache/` (docker) `.data/cache/` (otherwise) |
| SWARM | Whether to try and scan all images used in Docker Swarm | `false` |
| LOG_LEVEL | Minimum log level to output | `INFO` |
| LOG_FORMAT | Format of log output (`TEXT` or `JSON`) | `TEXT` |
| DOCKER_HOST | URL to access the Docker API | `-` |