slimtoolkit/slim
This system is a comprehensive container and Kubernetes workload management toolkit that provides deep inspection, optimization, and security analysis for containerized applications. It enables users to build, lint, and profile container images, while simultaneously monitoring and analyzing running processes and system calls for security and performance insights. The tool supports multi-architecture builds, Docker Compose execution, and generates detailed reports on application composition and vulnerabilities.
61.2
Adequate · 20 July 2026
57k
lines of production code
Go
primary language
1
bus factor · 74 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2015–2019 · multi-architecture and IPC refactoring
This period focused on expanding platform support and modernizing internal communication. The codebase added comprehensive multi-architecture capabilities, including ARM64 and Apple M1 support for builds, Docker images, and system calls. Simultaneously, the project refactored its inter-process communication layer to use a structured, JSON-based protocol with a new event system, while introducing robust error handling and process discovery utilities.
18 changes
2020–2021 · Dockerfile linting and container execution
This period focused on expanding the tool's capabilities to deeply analyze and validate Dockerfiles and container images. Key developments included the introduction of a comprehensive Dockerfile linter with numerous checks, deep image inspection via the 'xray' command, and the addition of a container execution engine supporting Docker Compose and standalone sensor modes.
28 changes
2022–2024 · Sensor and image building expansion
This period focused on expanding the sensor's capabilities with lifecycle management, composite monitoring, and artifact analysis, while introducing new features for container image building and Dockerfile generation. The work also included adding end-to-end test infrastructure and updating dependencies to support these new functionalities.
25 changes
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