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Get Registry Image Names

GET 
/api/v32.07/registry/names
x-prisma-cloud-target-env: {"permission":"monitorImages"}

Retrieves a list of image names from current scanned registry images. The base /api/v1/registry endpoint takes repositories listed in this response as the names query.

cURL Request​

Refer to the following example cURL command that retrieves a list of image names from your scanned registry images:

$ curl -k \
  -u <USER> \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -X GET \
  https://<CONSOLE>/api/v<VERSION>/registry/names

Request​

Query Parameters

    offset integer

    Offsets the result to a specific report count. Offset starts from 0.

    limit integer

    Limit is the amount to fix.

    sort string

    Sorts the result using a key.

    reverse boolean

    Sorts the result in reverse order.

    id string[]

    Filters results by registry image.

    imageID string[]

    Filters the result by image IDs that are available in daemonset.

    repository string[]

    Filters the result based on image repository names.

    registry string[]

    Filters the result based on image registry names.

    name string[]

    Filters the result based on full image names.

    layers boolean

    Indicates whether the CVEs are mapped to an image layer. Default is false.

    compact boolean

    Provides the minimal image data. Information about vulnerabilities, compliance, and extended image metadata are skipped. Default is false.

    filterBaseImage boolean

    Indicates whether to filter the base image for vulnerabilities. Requires predefined base images that have already been scanned. Default is false.

    normalizedSeverity boolean

    Retrieves the result in the normalized form of low, medium, high, and critical based on vulnerability's severity level. Default is false.

    uaiID string

    Filters results by uaiID.

    issueType string

    Possible values: [vulnerabilities,compliance,]

    Filters results by issue type.

Responses​

Schema
  • Array [

    • string

  • ]
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