Docker Scout Commands — Part 3

👉 docker scout push: The docker scout push command lets you push an image or analysis result to Docker Scout.

The docker scout push command is used to push the results of a Docker Scout analysis to a remote registry or a central server where you can manage and review the security reports of your container images. This is particularly useful for integrating with centralized security dashboards or compliance tools.

Examples:

Push the analysis results of a specific image to a remote registry:

$ docker scout push --org my-org registry.example.com/repo:tag

• docker scout push: The command to push Docker Scout analysis results.
• --org my-org: Specifies the organization within the registry to which the results will be pushed.
• registry.example.com/repo:tag: The destination registry and repository, including the tag of the image.

Options:

--author: Name of the author of the image

--org: Namespace of the Docker organization to which image will be pushed

-o, --output: Write the report to a file

--platform: Platform of image to be pushed