Images Module
Overview
The Images Module is used to manage container images within the DataFloem platform.
An Image represents a Docker container image that can be deployed and executed within Kubernetes or other container orchestration environments. Images are used by DataFloem components such as Agents, Studios, and Code Flows to execute workloads in isolated container environments.
This module serves as the central repository for registering and managing container images available within the platform.
This page displays all Images registered in the system.
Access Requirements
To access this page, the user must have at least the GET permission for the Images module.
If you do not have the required permission, ask your administrator to grant it from one of the authorization pages below.
Authorization
Users without the required permission cannot view this page and will receive the following authorization error:
Access Denied
You don't have access to this resource.
Managing Images
This page displays all registered Images in the system.
From this page you can:
- View all registered Images.
- Search and filter the Image list.
- Register new Images.
- Update existing Image information.
- Remove Images.
Image Information
Each Image contains the following information.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the container image. |
| Description | Description of the image. |
| URL | Full repository URL of the container image. |
| Create Date | Date and time when the Image was registered. |
| Update Date | Date and time of the most recent update. |
Image Repository
Each Image references a Docker container image stored in a container registry.
Container images may be hosted in:
- Private Docker Registries
- Public Docker Registries
- Cloud Container Registries
The registered Image can later be selected by other modules such as Studios, Agents, or Code Flows when creating execution environments.
Notes
- Every Image represents a reusable container image definition.
- Images are referenced by multiple modules across the platform.
- Images should be accessible from the Kubernetes environment where workloads are executed.
- Multiple Images can be registered within the same DataFloem installation.