Create a Docker Image In Cortex XSOAR - Administrator Guide - 6.10 - Cortex XSOAR - Cortex - Security Operations

Cortex XSOAR Administrator Guide
Product
Cortex XSOAR
Version
6.10
Creation date
2022-10-13
Last date published
2024-12-05
End_of_Life
EoL
Category
Administrator Guide
Abstract

Create a docker image for Cortex XSOAR within the War Room. View all available images.

After due diligence has been completed and licenses checked, the following steps can be taken.

Note

When using a custom Docker registry, including the Cortex XSOAR Container Registry, you must include localhost when you create a custom Docker image. Examples:

  • localhost.local/directory/container_name

  • localhost/directory/container_name

Prior to creating a new Docker image, we recommend you review the used_packages.csv file in the GitHub dockerfiles repository to determine if any existing Docker images already contain the Python modules you need. Find Requests in the Package Name column and scroll to the right to view the list of Docker images, and then search for the relevant Docker container name to view which modules are included in that image. Determine if the existing image is appropriate for your needs. If so, use the existing Docker image. If not, proceed with the following steps to create a new custom Docker image.

  1. In the War Room, type the following command:

    /docker_image_create name

  2. Add the following arguments:

    Argument

    Description

    name

    New Docker image name. Lower case only

    dependencies

    New Docker image dependencies. Python libs like stix or requests, can have multiple comma separated libs: lib1,lib2,lib3.

    packages

    New Docker image packages. OS packages like libxslt or wget, can have multiple comma separated packages: pkg1,pkg2,pkg3.

    base

    New Docker image base image to use. It must be Ubuntu-based with Python installed. Default is demisto/python3-deb base image, with Python 3.x.

    In the following example create a Docker image called example_name and use the Python dependency, Mechanize. You can specify OS packages. This example requires wget as a package.

    /docker_image_create name=example_name dependencies=mechanize packages=wget

    Note

    For Python modules, dependencies are not automatically added. If a Python module has dependencies, you need to specify them.

    Example of a request including the idna and chardet dependencies:

    /docker_image_create name=custom/requests dependencies=idna,chardet,requests base="demisto/python3-deb:3.10.12.63475

    When the Docker image is created, the following dialog box appears.

    docker-image.png

    The Docker image is ready to use.

  3. (Optional) If you need to update a Docker image, type the following command:

    /docker_image_update

  4. Add the following arguments:

    Argument

    Description

    image

    The name of the image.

    all

    Pulls all images.

  5. (Optional) To see all available images, type the following:

    /docker_images

    This command does not accept any arguments and lists all available Docker images.