debug-image

To inspect filesystem state and environment variables in a container image, you can open an interactive root shell inside the built container to directly verify file ownership, binary paths, and configurations.

You can reproduce integration test failures in a sandbox environment by manually executing the original test commands through direct container access to isolate policy enforcement or agent configuration issues.

The best way to troubleshoot containerized agent images without the full test suite is to quickly rebuild specific image configurations to test fixes and manually verify the isolated sandbox environment.

Yes, you can verify policy configurations within isolated sandbox environments by using diagnostic procedures that facilitate direct container execution and shell access to inspect the setup.

Your container image might fail integration tests due to incorrect filesystem state, misconfigured environment variables, or policy enforcement issues, which can be diagnosed through interactive shell inspection.

The limitations of debugging container images through manual shell access include the requirement to manually replicate test commands and the inability to automatically capture transient integration test failures without direct observation.