ACR
Azure Container Registry (ACR) is a fully-managed, private container registry service provided by Microsoft Azure. It is designed to store and manage container images and artifacts used in containerized application development and deployment. ACR integrates seamlessly with Azure's ecosystem and other tools, making it a vital component of cloud-native development workflows.
Usage of ACR in Delivery Shield:
Delivery Shield gets notified for every build run in a pipeline. To identify the image for every build, it connects to the ACR repo and pulls the newly built image.
Once the image is pulled, it runs security scans on it. The scanned results are available in the Vulnerability Management page, and Artifact section of the DBOM page.
To Integrate ACR:
Navigate to Setup > Integrations.
In the Artifact panel, click ACR.
You can use the toggle button provided below the integration tile to enable or disable it as needed.
The ACR integration page is displayed.
Click +New Account.
Enter the Account Name, Approved Artifact Repo name, Host Url, Username and Password as shown below:
Account Name - The name of the user account.
Repository- The name of the approved artifact repository from which the images are deployed. Security issues are raised by SSD if you try to deploy images from a different repository.
Host Url - The host Url link.
Username - The username to access the account.
Password - The password to access the account.
Click Test to check if the entered values are valid. If the given values are valid, a popup appears at the top as shown below indicating it.
Once validated, click Save. The ACR account gets integrated in the artifact stage.
You can edit the entered values by clicking the three dots provided at the end of each added account. Click Edit.
Enter the new values and click Update.
The new values get updated.
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