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Cortex XSOAR Administrator Guide
Product
Cortex XSOAR
Version
6.9
Creation date
2022-09-29
Last date published
2024-12-05
End_of_Life
EoL
Category
Administrator Guide
Abstract

Display, create, and update docker images in Cortex XSOAR. Change the base docker image and define a Docker Registry.

You can find, create, and update Docker images using the following CLI commands. You can also configure the server to change the base Docker image, and define a Docker registry other than Docker hub.

Display, Create and Update Docker Images

Command

Description

/docker_images

Displays all available Docker images.

/docker_image_create

Create a Docker Image In Cortex XSOAR.

/docker_image_update

Updates a specified, or all, Docker images. Use this when you change a Docker image and that image is used in a script to avoid the need to manually update the Docker image.

Change the Base Docker Image

You need to add one of the following server configurations in Settings → About → Troubleshooting → Add server configuration.

Key

Value

python.docker.image

(Python) The Docker image you want to define as the base image. For example:

demisto/python3:3.9.7.24076

powershell.docker.image

(PowerShell) The Docker image you want to define as the base image. Can be used to change the default PowerShell image in a PowerShell script or integration without a specified docker image. For example: demisto/powershell:7.1.3.22028.

Define a Docker Registry

You need to add the following server configuration in Settings → About → Troubleshooting

Key

Value

python.docker.registry

The registry you want to point to. For example: myregistry.local:5000.

If the alternate registry requires authentication you will need to log in into the registry with the Cortex XSOAR OS user. Type the following:

sudo -u demisto docker login >registry server>.

For more information about Docker login, see the Docker documentation.