dockdiver
Analyze container images for security vulnerabilities
TLDR
List all repositories in a Docker registry
Dump a specific repository to the default output directory (docker_dump)
Dump all repositories with basic authentication
Dump a repository with a rate limit and a custom port (the default port is 5000)
Dump all repositories with bearer token for authorization
Add custom headers as JSON (e.g., '{"X-Custom": "Value"}')
SYNOPSIS
No standard syntax available.
(Possible custom: dockdiver [OPTIONS] <image>)
PARAMETERS
--help
Display help (assumed standard)
--version
Show version info (assumed standard)
DESCRIPTION
dockdiver does not appear to be a standard Linux command in major distributions (e.g., Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch) or core utilities. No man page, package, or widespread documentation exists for it.
It could be:
• A custom script or alias in a specific environment.
• A misspelling or variant of Docker tools like dive (github.com/wagoodman/dive), an interactive tool for exploring Docker images, analyzing layers, and optimizing sizes.
• Related to container debugging or visualization tools.
If referring to dive, it helps dive into container images to view filesystem changes per layer, identify bloat, and suggest improvements. Install via package managers (e.g., apt install dive on some repos) or binaries.
Without more context, standard analysis is limited. Search local PATH with which dockdiver or check scripts. For Docker image analysis, use dive <image>.
CAVEATS
Not found in standard repositories or man pages; may require custom installation or be environment-specific. Verify with command -v dockdiver.
ALTERNATIVES
Use dive <image> for layer-by-layer Docker exploration, or docker image inspect for metadata.
INSTALLATION CHECK
Run apt search dockdiver or yum search dockdiver; likely absent.
HISTORY
No documented history; possibly a niche or unpublished tool post-2020. If akin to dive, originated ~2018 for container optimization amid Docker popularity.


