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slimtoolkit

This package contains Slim(toolkit). It was called DockerSlim, and it is now just Slim (SlimToolkit).

It is a tool for developers with a number of different commands (build, xray, lint, debug and others) to simplify and optimize your developer experience with containers. It makes your containers better, smaller and more secure while providing advanced visibility and improved usability working with the

Installed size: 67.39 MB
How to install: sudo apt install slimtoolkit

slim-sensor

root@kali:~# slim-sensor -h
Usage of slim-sensor:
  -a string
    	set path to an executable that'll be invoked at various sensor lifecycle events (post-start, pre-shutdown, etc)
  -appbom
    	get sensor application BOM
  -artifacts-dir string
    	output director for all sensor artifacts (default "/opt/_slim/artifacts")
  -b	get sensor application BOM
  -c string
    	provide a JSONL-encoded file with one ore more sensor commands (standalone mode only) (default "/opt/_slim/commands.json")
  -command-file string
    	provide a JSONL-encoded file with one ore more sensor commands (standalone mode only) (default "/opt/_slim/commands.json")
  -d	enable debug logging
  -debug
    	enable debug logging
  -e string
    	output director for all sensor artifacts (default "/opt/_slim/artifacts")
  -f string
    	set the logging format ('text', or 'json') (default "text")
  -l string
    	set the logging level ('debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error', 'fatal', 'panic') (default "info")
  -lifecycle-hook string
    	set path to an executable that'll be invoked at various sensor lifecycle events (post-start, pre-shutdown, etc)
  -log-file string
    	enable logging redirection to a file (allowing to keep sensor's output separate from the target app's output)
  -log-format string
    	set the logging format ('text', or 'json') (default "text")
  -log-level string
    	set the logging level ('debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error', 'fatal', 'panic') (default "info")
  -m string
    	set the sensor execution mode ('controlled' when sensor expect the driver 'slim' app to manipulate its lifecycle; or 'standalone' when sensor depends on nothing but the target app (default "controlled")
  -mode string
    	set the sensor execution mode ('controlled' when sensor expect the driver 'slim' app to manipulate its lifecycle; or 'standalone' when sensor depends on nothing but the target app (default "controlled")
  -mondel
    	enable monitor data event logging
  -n	enable monitor data event logging
  -o string
    	enable logging redirection to a file (allowing to keep sensor's output separate from the target app's output)
  -s string
    	set the signal to stop the target app (and, eventually, the sensor) (default "TERM")
  -stop-grace-period duration
    	set the time to wait for the graceful termination of the target app (before sensor SIGKILL's it) (default 5s)
  -stop-signal string
    	set the signal to stop the target app (and, eventually, the sensor) (default "TERM")
  -w duration
    	set the time to wait for the graceful termination of the target app (before sensor SIGKILL's it) (default 5s)

slimtoolkit

root@kali:~# slimtoolkit -h
Incorrect Usage. flag: help requested

NAME:
   slimtoolkit - inspect, optimize and debug your containers!

USAGE:
   slimtoolkit [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

VERSION:
   linux/amd64|Transformer|latest|latest|latest

COMMANDS:
   xray, x              Shows what's inside of your container image and reverse engineers its Dockerfile
   lint, l              Analyzes container instructions in Dockerfiles
   build, b             Analyzes, profiles and optimizes your container image auto-generating Seccomp and AppArmor security profiles
   merge, m             Merge two container images (optimized to merge minified images)
   images, i            Get information about container images
   registry, r          Execute registry operations
   vulnerability, vuln  Execute vulnerability related tools and operations
   profile, p           Collects fat image information and generates a fat container report
   version, v           Shows slim and docker version information
   appbom, a            Show application BOM
   help, h              Show help info
   update, u            Updates slim
   install, in          Installs slim
   run, r               Run one or more containers
   debug, dbg           Debug the target container from a debug (side-car) container
   internal.metadata:
     docker-cli-plugin-metadata  Plugin metadata for the docker cli

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --report value           command report location (enabled by default; set it to "off" to disable it) (default: "slim.report.json")
   --check-version          check if the current version is outdated (default: true) [$DSLIM_CHECK_VERSION]
   --debug                  enable debug logs (default: false) [$DSLIM_DEBUG]
   --verbose                enable info logs (default: false) [$DSLIM_VERBOSE]
   --quiet                  Quiet CLI execution mode (default: false) [$DSLIM_QUIET]
   --log-level value        set the logging level ('debug', 'info', 'warn' (default), 'error', 'fatal', 'panic') (default: "warn") [$DSLIM_LOG_LEVEL]
   --log value              log file to store logs
   --log-format value       set the format used by logs ('text' (default), or 'json') (default: "text")
   --output-format value    set the output format to use ('text' (default), or 'json') (default: "text")
   --tls                    use TLS (default: true)
   --tls-verify             verify TLS (default: true)
   --tls-cert-path value    path to TLS cert files
   --crt-api-version value  Container runtime API version (default: "1.24") [$DSLIM_CRT_API_VER]
   --host value             Docker host address
   --state-path value       app state base path
   --in-container           app is running in a container (default: false)
   --archive-state value    archive app state to the selected Docker volume (default volume - slim-state). By default, enabled when app is running in a container (disabled otherwise). Set it to "off" to disable explicitly.
   --no-color               disable color output (default: false)
   --version, -v            print the version (default: false)