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Use smurf sdkr <command> to run smurf sdkr commands. Supported commands include:

  • build: Builds a Docker image with the specified name and tag.
  • provision-acr: Builds and pushes a Docker image to Azure Container Registry (ACR).
  • provision-ec: Builds and pushes a Docker image to AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR).
  • provision-gcr: Builds and pushes a Docker image to Google Container Registry (GCR).
  • provision-hub: Builds, scans, and pushes a Docker image to Docker Hub for enhanced security.
  • push: Pushes Docker images to ACR, ECR, GCR, or Docker Hub in one simple command.
  • remove: Deletes a Docker image from your local system to free up space.
  • scan: Analyzes a Docker image for known security vulnerabilities before deployment.
  • tag: Tags a Docker image for easy identification and repository management.

Using Smurf Docker in local environment

Suppose you want to build and push a docker image to AWS Elastic Contaicd ..ner Registry (ECR).To do this run the command: 

smurf sdkr <ecr_url>
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Suppose you want to scan a docker image named smurf using smurf. To do this run the command: smurf sdkr scan 

smurf sdkr scan <img_name>
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Using Smurf Docker in GitHub Actions

Using Smurf Docker in GitHub Actions involves calling the Smurf shared workflow. To Build and Push Image to AWS ECR workflow will look like- 

jobs:
 dev:
   uses: clouddrove/github-shared-workflows/.github/workflows/smurf.yml@master
   with:
     aws_auth: true
     docker_enable: true
     docker_push_command: provision-ecr <ecr_url>
     aws-role: <aws_role>
     aws-region: <aws_region>
     aws_auth_method: oidc

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