Load Validate Command

The hangar load validate command (subcommand of hangar load) is used for ensuring the images were loaded to registry server.

Quick Start

Verify the loaded images according to image list file after executing the load command:

#!/bin/bash

hangar load validate \
    --file="example_image_list.txt" \
    --source="save_example.zip" \
    --destination=DESTINATION_REGISTRY_URL \
    --arch=amd64,arm64 \
    --os=linux \
    --jobs=4

Usage

hangar load validate --help

Validate the loaded images, ensure images were loaded to registry server

Usage:
  hangar load validate -s SAVED_ARCHIVE.zip -d REGISTRY_SERVER [flags]

Examples:

hangar load validate \
        --file IMAGE_LIST.txt \
        --source SAVED_ARCHIVE.zip \
        --destination REGISTRY_URL \
        --arch amd64,arm64 \
        --os linux

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for validate

Global Flags:
  -a, --arch strings             architecture list of images (default [amd64,arm64])
      --debug                    enable debug output
  -d, --destination string       destination registry url
  -o, --failed string            file name of the load failed image list (default "load-failed.txt")
  -f, --file string              image list file (optional: load all images from archive if not provided)
      --insecure-policy          run Hangar without policy check
  -j, --jobs int                 worker number, copy images parallelly (1-20) (default 1)
      --os strings               OS list of images (default [linux])
      --overwrite                overwrite exist manifest index in destination registry
      --project string           override all destination image projects
      --provenance               copy SLSA provenance (default true)
      --skip-login               skip check the destination registry is logged in (used in shell script)
  -s, --source string            saved archive filename
      --source-registry string   override the source registry of image list
      --timeout duration         timeout when save each images (default 10m0s)
      --tls-verify               require HTTPS and verify certificates