Update the CI pipeline and Starter Kits to build images with the features they need to pass Red Hat Container Certification.
From issue #683:
When a pipeline builds a container image and adds it to the container registry, that image should meet the Qualities of Universal Images, at least the qualities that are required for Red Hat Container Certification (which is most of them).
Toolkit pipelines already build images that meet most of these requirements. Some additional ones:
[x] Image identification
[x] Update image security content
[x] Image license
[ ] Fewer than 40 image layers
As a result, any image built by the Toolkit should be highly likely to pass certification. For users who don't want to get their images certified, they still have a very high-quality image.
Update the CI pipeline and Starter Kits to build images with the features they need to pass Red Hat Container Certification.
From issue #683:
When a pipeline builds a container image and adds it to the container registry, that image should meet the Qualities of Universal Images, at least the qualities that are required for Red Hat Container Certification (which is most of them).
Toolkit pipelines already build images that meet most of these requirements. Some additional ones:
As a result, any image built by the Toolkit should be highly likely to pass certification. For users who don't want to get their images certified, they still have a very high-quality image.