Search intent answer
Users want to scan a Docker image and understand the result in a release workflow.
Trivy Space makes Docker image scan results readable and attachable to deployment reviews.
trivy docker scan container image
Trivy Docker Scan for Container Image Reviews
Review Trivy Docker image scans with severity gates, fixed-version evidence, image-source checks, and HTML dashboard output.
When this matters
- A developer needs to scan an image before pushing to production.
- A private registry image requires login and pull steps.
- A release manager needs a clear pass or fail gate.
How the workflow works
- Paste the image name or upload the Trivy JSON result.
- Review severity counts, fixed versions, package sources, and scan freshness.
- Open checkout to unlock team history, CI receipts, and export options.
Common risks
- Local Docker socket access can fail inside containerized scanner runs.
- Private images require explicit registry authentication.
- Clean CVE output does not replace runtime policy or secret review.
Workspace preview
Turn this search into a usable report.
Start with pasted scan evidence, then unlock saved dashboards, team exports, and release receipts with a paid plan.
GateReview requiredEvidenceHTML + JSON
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about an independent Trivy workflow product.
Is Trivy Space an official Trivy or Aqua Security product?
No. Trivy Space is an independent paid workspace for teams that already use Trivy workflows. It does not claim official affiliation, endorsement, certification, or sponsorship.
What can I paste into the analyzer?
You can paste Trivy JSON, SARIF excerpts, SBOM metadata, GitHub Actions workflow snippets, Operator report samples, or failure logs such as vulnerability DB download errors.
What unlocks after checkout?
Paid plans unlock team history, report exports, saved receipts, dashboard trends, webhook inboxes, and workflow evidence that can be attached to release reviews.