| 5.1.0 | docker pull icr.io/ibmz/fluent-bit@sha256:fc1db1f5a6d5fe6f91242f621001fc8353bd53341b8b9d8a05e33c12e21c52f8 | Vulnerability Report | 08-10-2026 | 5.0.9 | docker pull icr.io/ibmz/fluent-bit@sha256:73ed0ee4df5c8b02e64306b9aedae10430dab0fffbe27b44126630c15359d5cd | Vulnerability Report | 07-24-2026 | 5.0.6 | docker pull icr.io/ibmz/fluent-bit@sha256:15e5b1e4779936a5b9eeca0fd9da376f5ff3c39011512f0d1b2f8f01487ffa29 | Vulnerability Report | 06-04-2026 | 4.2.2 | docker pull icr.io/ibmz/fluent-bit@sha256:35596351907cfed23f57fba38c8846a673008293dd7d2508b970f6ec06ed1f7d | Vulnerability Report | 02-12-2026 |
| Version | Pull String | Security (IBM Cloud) | Created |
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24224
Run a Fluent Bit instance that will receive messages over TCP port 24224 through the Forward protocol, and send the messages to the STDOUT interface in JSON format every second:
docker run -i -p 24224:24224 icr.io/ibmz/fluent-bit:4.2.2 fluent-bit -i forward -o stdout -p format=json_lines -f 1
Now run a separate container that will send a test message. This time the Docker container will use the Fluent Forward Protocol as the logging driver:
docker run --log-driver=fluentd -t icr.io/ibmz/ubuntu:22.04 echo "Testing a log message"
You will see the stdout print on the fluent-bit container!