Container

container

The Container object describes an instance of a specific container. A container is a prepackaged, portable system image that runs isolated on an existing system using a container runtime like containerd.

Attributes

Caption	Name	Type	Description
Hash	`hash`	Fingerprint[]	Entity:`FINGERPRINT` Commit hash of image created for docker or the SHA256 hash of the container. For example: `13550340a8681c84c861aac2e5b440161c2b33a3e4f302ac680ca5b686de48de`.
Image	`image`	Image[]	The container image used as a template to run the container.
Labels	`labels`	String[]	The list of labels associated to the container.
Name	`name`	String	The container name.
Network Driver	`network_driver`	String	The network driver used by the container. For example, bridge, overlay, host, none, etc.
Orchestrator	`orchestrator`	String	The orchestrator managing the container, such as ECS, EKS, K8s, or OpenShift.
Pod UUID	`pod_uuid`	UUID	The unique identifier of the pod (or equivalent) that the container is executing on.
Raw Data	`raw_data`	JSON	Group:`context` The event data as received from the event source.
Record ID	`record_id`	String	Group:`primary` Unique identifier for the object
Runtime	`runtime`	String	The backend running the container, such as containerd or cri-o.
Size	`size`	Long	The size of the container image.
Image Tag	`tag`	String	The tag used by the container. It can indicate version, format, OS. 🚧 WARNING: DEPRECATED Image Tag has been deprecated since 1.4.0. Use the `labels or tags` attribute instead.
Tags	`tags`	Key:Value object[]	The list of tags; `key:value` pairs associated to the container.
Unique ID	`uid`	String	The full container unique identifier for this instantiation of the container. For example: `ac2ea168264a08f9aaca0dfc82ff3551418dfd22d02b713142a6843caa2f61bf`.
Unmapped	`unmapped`	Unmapped[]	Data from the source that was not mapped into the schema.

Relationships

Inbound Relationships

These objects and events reference Container in their attributes:

Outbound Relationships

Container references the following objects and events in its attributes:

This page describes ocsf-1.4.0