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Which pattern syntax will add all images to a trusted images rule within a registry?

The correct answer is D. registry.acme.com/*. Option D (registry.acme.com/) is correct because trusted image rules require a fully qualified registry hostname followed by a wildcard path - this matches all images hosted under that specific registry. The / wildcard covers every repository and tag within registry.acme.com…

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Which pattern syntax will add all images to a trusted images rule within a registry?

Options

  • A*.acme.com
  • Bacme/*
  • Cacme.com/myrepo/allimages:/*
  • Dregistry.acme.com/*

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    9% (2)
  • C
    5% (1)
  • D
    86% (19)

Explanation

Option D (registry.acme.com/*) is correct because trusted image rules require a fully qualified registry hostname followed by a wildcard path - this matches all images hosted under that specific registry. The /* wildcard covers every repository and tag within registry.acme.com.

  • A (*.acme.com) uses a subdomain wildcard, not a registry image path - it matches hostnames, not image paths within a registry.
  • B (acme/*) lacks a hostname entirely; this resembles a Docker Hub shorthand and doesn't reference a proper registry URL.
  • C (acme.com/myrepo/allimages:/*) is too specific - it targets one repository (myrepo/allimages) rather than the entire registry, and the :/* tag syntax is invalid.

Memory tip: Think "full address + wildcard path" - just like a URL allowlist, you need the complete registry hostname first, then /* to sweep up everything beneath it. If the pattern doesn't start with a valid hostname, it won't match a real registry.

Topics

#trusted images#wildcard syntax#registry pattern#image rules

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