Container Structure Test
A framework to validate the structure of container images through command, file, and metadata tests.
What is Container Structure Test?
Container Structure Test is an open-source framework for validating the structure and configuration of container images. It solves the problem of ensuring container images meet specific standards by allowing developers to write tests that check command outputs, file existence and content, and metadata. This helps catch configuration errors and security issues before deployment.
DevOps engineers, SREs, and developers building and deploying containerized applications who need to enforce image standards and integrate validation into CI/CD pipelines.
Developers choose Container Structure Test because it provides a declarative, code-based approach to container validation, integrates with tools like Bazel and Google Cloud Build, and supports multiple test types without requiring a Docker daemon for file checks, making it versatile for various environments.
Overview
validate the structure of your container images
Use Cases
Best For
- Validating Docker image configurations before pushing to a registry
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