Azure Container Registry Release Candidate Docker Image Deleter

A dockerised bash script using the Azure CLI to delete Release Candidate (RC) docker image tags from Azure Container Registry (ACR).

Before using the Docker container in your pipeline you'll need to create a service principle with access to ACR.

Usage

See the Environment Variables table below.

The following example would check the repo dholmes/acr-tag-deleter for RC tags of 0.1.0, but not delete them:

docker run -it \
  -e AZURE_TENANT=000-000-000-000 \
  -e AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION=000-000-000-000 \
  -e REGISTRY_NAME=dholmes \
  -e REGISTRY_USERNAME=username \
  -e REGISTRY_PASSWORD=password \
  -e REPO=acr-tag-deleter \
  -e TAG=0.1.0 \
  -e DRY_RUN=1 \
desholmes/acr-rc-deleter:1.0.0

Environment Variables

Environment Variable	Description
AZURE_TENANT	Locate your Azure Account Tenant ID
AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION	Locate your Azure Subscription ID
REGISTRY_NAME	Locate your ACR name
REGISTRY_USERNAME	The service principle username
REGISTRY_PASSWORD	The service principle password
REPO	The docker repo you want to check/delete the tags from
TAG	The stable version of your tag, ie 0.1.0 for release candidates 0.1.0-rc.15, 0.1.0-rc.16
DRY_RUN	Boolean 1 to output the number of tags, 0 to delete the tags

Development

The docker image tag, registry and repo are tracked in the Makefile.

Make Commands

Make commands are included in this repo to automate the repetitive tasks. Copy .env-dist to .env and populate the details before using the commands below.

Command	Description
make build	Builds the Docker image using the version in ./version.properties as the tag
make build-push	Runs make build and make push
make clean-dangling-images	Removes intermediate Docker images
make delete-image	Removes the Docker image based
make push	Pushes the Docker image into the registry
make run	Runs the built Docker image as a container bind mounts the ./app/ folder into the container for live reloading
make run-clean	Runs make delete-image, make build and make run