How to use the ZAP API via Docker
Using Docker to execute and administer the ZAP application is known as running ZAP via Docker.
If you want to run ZAP in a containerized environment or quickly install and operate ZAP on many machines, this can be helpful.
Getting ready
You must install Docker on your computer and get the ZAP Docker image from Docker Hub in order to access the ZAP API via Docker.
The image can then be run as a Docker container, and you can communicate with the container while it is running using the ZAP API.
How to do it…
The ZAP application will launch inside the container when you run the ZAP Docker image. ZAP will then handle any requests sent to the running container using the ZAP API. You can interact with ZAP using a variety of different methods provided by the ZAP API, such as spidering a web application to learn about its contents, looking for application vulnerabilities, or creating reports:
- In addition to running the API scans...
