Use CodeNotary vcn to sign a Docker container image

by opvizor 5 years ago

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In that recording I take all steps required to sign a local docker container image, so vcn for docker or Kubernetes can verify its integrity.

To sign the local docker image, we use vcn (https://github.com/vchain-us/vcn) after having a account registered at https://dashboard.codenotary.io.

Login using vcn login
check the local docker container image
sign the container image with the CodeNotary account using vcn sign
verify the container image using vcn verify
check the vcn pod (Kubernetes daemonset) log if the verification works

To run the CodeNotary vcn Daemonset - check the following recording: https://asciinema.org/a/245388

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