Image and version availability, and how to request what you need

Check whether an image already exists

Browse the public catalog at https://images.chainguard.dev/directory, or list what your organization can pull:

chainctl images list --parent=<org-name-or-id>

Check the available versions or tags of an image

chainctl image list --parent=<org-id> --show-epochs --show-dates

To filter to one image, pipe -o json and select on .repo.name with jq (install jq first if you do not already have it).

Request a new image, package, or version

Use the Console "Requests (Beta)" flow: sign in, select Requests (Beta) in the left navigation, click New request, choose Image or Package, complete the form (name, confirm there is no existing match, open-source repository, optional Dockerfile and dependencies, FIPS variant), then submit. The in-console request capability may require the repo.create or repo.update capability (often owner-level); if it is unavailable, file a request through Support.

What to expect for new upstream versions

There is no fixed published build-cadence commitment for net-new image or version requests. Community-request timelines are not guaranteed; a rough estimate is shared once a request enters active builds. Versions already past upstream end of life are not built on request.