Closed AErmie closed 2 years ago
I'll add it to the roadmap, we'll probably be able to get it stabilised in about two weeks, I'll update this issue once there is an rc of a container image
Can I try this out ? I can write the Dockerfile and then your team will have to push it to the docker registry . I see you are using Rust here.
Sure thing, thanks, if you need any help doing it you can tag me @GuyL99, or @DeliciousBounty or @RazMag, and we'll help you, or you can send us a message in the discord server:)
Hi, I want to make my first open source contribution by integrating this tool into another project in the form of a Kubernetes job, for this I need a container image. I could create this on my own, but saw this issue and don't want to perform duplicate work.
@prakharporwal Do you have an update on this issue already or maybe you have a working Dockerfile I could use for development?
@prakharporwal if you need some help in order to finish it I'll add in @RazMag or @DeliciousBounty to help you. @BartvdBerkHU I appreciate the will to contribute, what OS project do you intend to integrate Cherrybomb to?
@GuyL99 it's an API fuzzer (uses Restler) for APIs running in Kubernetes: https://github.com/suecodelabs/cnfuzz
@GuyL99 I have made a update on the PR can you check I am facing a issue. @RazMag My Docker file build but running it causing issue. @BartvdBerkHU I have a Dockerfile created but it has a small issue . I am discussing and looking into it.
Cherrybomb is now available in an official docker container. see the readme for info on how to use it. Thank you for your help :)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. For users that want to run/use your tool in a CI/CD pipeline as part of a quality check, needing to install the tool locally may not always be an option.
Describe the solution you'd like I would like to see this tool be made available in an official Docker image like many other CLI-based tools provide (ie. AquaSec/Trivy, BridgeCrew/Checkov, etc.).
Describe alternatives you've considered A self-built container with the tool installed.
Additional context None