image-prune

image-prune

A command-line interface for pruning container images in bulk from a container image distribution registry

Install: See the Install section below

Usage: See doc/usage.md

[!WARNING] Please be aware of this known issue.

• Skopeo delete command deletes by reference even when we provide tag

The image-prune CLI is built on the same foundational library as skopeo, and thus is impacted by this issue as well. Please use this tool at your own risk.

Demo

For more demos, see doc/usage.md

Install

Pre-compiled release

For each release of image-prune, we publish pre-compiled builds of the image-prune CLI.

Install script

For convenience, you may use our install script to download and install the latest pre-compiled image-prune CLI.

Usage:
  <sh | bash> install.sh <version> [os] [arch]

Example:
  sh install.sh v1.0.0-alpha.2 linux amd64

This assumes

• You are running on a unix-like system supporting sh or bash
• The /usr/local/bin subdirectory exists, and is on your PATH
• You have curl and jq installed
• You have a GitHub personal access token which expires no more than one year from now
• (Optional) You have go installed, in which case you may omit the [os] and [arch] optional positional args above

Manual

Each of our releases contain pre-compiled binaries which you may install manually if the install script is not suitable for your use case

• https://github.com/IBM/image-prune/releases

Build from source

Using go install

If you have go installed, you may also install the CLI using

GOBIN="/usr/local/bin" go install github.com/IBM/image-prune@v1.0.0-alpha.2

[!NOTE] This will build the image-prune CLI from source on your machine, and may lead to unexpected results when using the image-prune version subcommand.

Using go build

Clone this repository on the tag corresponding to the version you would like to install. The latest is v1.0.0-alpha.2. Run

YOUR_OS="<your-os>"
YOUR_ARCH="<your-arch>"
make build PLATFORMS="$YOUR_OS/$YOUR_ARCH"
mv ./dist/image-prune-${YOUR_OS}-${YOUR_ARCH} /usr/local/bin/image-prune