Version 5.7.4.0.20170913182424_63a1e18 I configured :openshift: :get_container_images: false :refresh_interval: 15.minutes :store_unused_images: true :openshift_enterprise: :get_container_images: false :refresh_interval: 15.minutes :store_unused_images: true In the web ui, re-added provider and I can see 12 Container Images after the refresh is completed. Restarting evmd and re-adding+refreshing the provider didn't help either -- the images are still being loaded.
Hi Jaroslav, get_container_images just skips collecting images from openshift. We will still include images that are in-use by active containers based on information we get from kubernetes. The biggest things that will be missing if you turn off get_container_images will be openshift labels and images which are unused.
(In reply to Adam Grare from comment #3) > Hi Jaroslav, get_container_images just skips collecting images from > openshift. We will still include images that are in-use by active > containers based on information we get from kubernetes. The biggest things > that will be missing if you turn off get_container_images will be openshift > labels and images which are unused. In addition I configured the store_unused_images: false Version 5.7.4.0.20170913182424_63a1e18 :openshift: :get_container_images: false :refresh_interval: 1.minutes :store_unused_images: false :openshift_enterprise: :get_container_images: false :refresh_interval: 1.minutes :store_unused_images: false List of images shrunk to only used ones. I think this is OK.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated files, follow the link below. If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report. https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2017:3484