Description
Validate an .app file for using it within Industrial Edge.
Detailed description
The validation steps check the following by default:
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validate the .app file according to its scheme
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validate the integrity of the .app file according to its digests
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validate the signature, if the app is signed
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validate the docker-compose according to its scheme
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validate IE specifics regarding docker-compose (e.g. volume mounts)
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validate app metadata (e.g. service exposure, dependencies)
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validate Docker images (e.g. images are importable, tags are correctly set)
These steps are customizable by the user with the --skip option.
Usage
iectl publisher standalone-app validate [OPTIONS]
Options
-a, --auth-service stringArray list of services within the application that have a dependency to the auth service [Optional]
-e, --event-service stringArray list of services within the application that have a dependency to the event service [Optional]
-h, --help help for standalone-app validate
-i, --ignore-errors ignores all errors that may occur during validation. NOTE: this will not return a failing exit code [Optional]
-n, --networks string JSON Object which specifies the docker network dependencies of a service within the application. Format: {\\\"my-app\\\":[\\\"one\\\",\\\"two\\\"]} [Optional]
-p, --path string path to the app file to validate
-k, --public-key string path to the public key used for validating the signed [Optional] (deprecated)
-s, --skip stringArray list of validation steps to skip. available steps to skip: validate_app_file_schema,validate_digest,validate_signature,validate_yaml_schema,validate_ie_rules,validate_meta_files,validate_docker_images [Optional]
Options inherited from parent commands
-o, --output string output format
-q, --query string query on result of object
-v, --verbose verbose output
Example
iectl publisher standalone-app validate -p /home/application.app -n {"secureapp1":["proxy"]} -a "secureapp ,secureapp2" -e "secureapp ,secureapp2" -s "validate_meta_files,validate_docker_images" -i