Inspect container images and their metadata
What's inside your Docker containers?
Have you ever found an image on Docker Hub and wondered what code it was built from? Or tried to locate the Docker image for a source code repo?
MicroBadger makes it easy to see the contents of a container image, including the layers, the base image it depends on, and its labels & other metadata.
Get started by viewing any public image on Docker Hub.
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Stay up-to-date with image change notifications
Trigger builds automatically when dependencies change
If your container is built on a base image, you need to know when that base image changes so you can keep your builds up-to-date with latest security patches.
MicroBadger provides notifications that can let you know when there's a change to pick up. Our webhooks can even trigger your build system automatically.
Share information about your containers with our free badges
Get your badges
We've got free badges for your GitHub and Docker Hub repos, with information about your container images. We've got badges for sharing your image download size, number of layers, latest version, links to the source code and more.
Get started by looking up one of your images
Label your containers
Read about how to label your images - and why you’ll want to do it.
Label Schema
We support the label-schema.org convention for labelling container images.
Example badges
Here are the latest badges for our own microbadger image.
Private registries and repositories
We're working on support for private source code and images is coming soon. You can now inspect Private images on Docker Hub!
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