# 🛡️ Docker QA Toolbox Audit Checklist

This checklist ensures the Docker QA toolbox meets all security, functionality, and maintainability requirements for Docker image auditing.

## 🔒 Security Audit

- [ ] All packages installed with specific versions (no `latest` tags)
- [ ] All external downloads verified with checksums/signatures
- [ ] No root access possible at runtime (sudo removed)
- [ ] Non-root user properly configured with UID/GID mapping
- [ ] No hardcoded secrets or credentials in image
- [ ] Minimal attack surface (unnecessary packages removed)
- [ ] Regular security scanning implemented (Trivy integration)
- [ ] Base image (Ubuntu) regularly updated
- [ ] All aqua packages verified through registry
- [ ] Docker socket access properly secured

## 🛠️ Functionality Audit

- [ ] All Docker QA tools properly installed and accessible
- [ ] All tools respond to `--version` flag correctly
- [ ] Aqua proxy mechanism properly configured
- [ ] Docker access to host daemon working correctly
- [ ] Security scanning tools (Trivy, Hadolint) functional
- [ ] Dockerfile linting tools working properly
- [ ] Shell configurations properly set up (zsh, bash)
- [ ] Environment variables properly configured
- [ ] PATH correctly set for all tools
- [ ] User home directory properly configured
- [ ] Workspace directory properly set up with correct permissions

## 🏗️ Build Process Audit

- [ ] Dockerfile follows best practices
- [ ] Multi-stage build optimizations implemented
- [ ] Build cache properly utilized
- [ ] Build arguments properly validated
- [ ] Error handling in build scripts comprehensive
- [ ] Build verification tests implemented
- [ ] Image tagging strategy consistent
- [ ] Release process properly documented

## 🧪 Testing Audit

- [ ] Automated testing of all installed tools
- [ ] Integration tests for Docker daemon access
- [ ] Regression tests for known issues
- [ ] Security scanning of built images
- [ ] Performance benchmarks
- [ ] Security scanning during build

## 📚 Documentation Audit

- [ ] README.md accurately reflects current state
- [ ] All tools properly documented
- [ ] Usage examples for Docker QA workflows provided
- [ ] Troubleshooting guide included
- [ ] Contribution guidelines clear
- [ ] License information up to date

## 🔄 Maintenance Audit

- [ ] Dependency update strategy defined
- [ ] Version pinning strategy consistent
- [ ] Backward compatibility maintained
- [ ] Deprecation policy established
- [ ] Release notes properly maintained
- [ ] Issue tracking process defined

## 🎯 Specialized QA Features Audit

- [ ] Trivy vulnerability scanning functional
- [ ] Hadolint Dockerfile linting operational
- [ ] Dockerfilelint working correctly
- [ ] Docker history/inspect tools accessible
- [ ] Image layer analysis capabilities present
- [ ] Best practices validation tools available

## 📈 Performance Audit

- [ ] Image size optimized
- [ ] Startup time acceptable
- [ ] Memory footprint reasonable
- [ ] CPU usage within expected bounds
- [ ] Docker scanning performance adequate

## 🌐 Compatibility Audit

- [ ] Works on all supported platforms
- [ ] Docker daemon access functional across platforms
- [ ] Backward compatibility with Docker versions maintained
- [ ] Integration with common CI/CD tools verified

## 🧹 Cleanup Audit

- [ ] Temporary files properly removed
- [ ] Build artifacts cleaned up
- [ ] Cache directories properly managed
- [ ] Log files rotated or removed
- [ ] Orphaned processes prevented
- [ ] Resource leaks eliminated