How to Install Pynt Container
Learn how to install the Pynt container for seamless API security testing. Follow our quick guide to set up and deploy Pynt in your environment.
At a Glance: 🚀 Learn how to install the Pynt container for seamless API security testing in a few simple steps. This guide covers everything from setting up Pynt CLI to running your first Pynt scan.
Introduction
Installing the Pynt container is a straightforward process, enabling you to set up and deploy comprehensive API security testing in your environment. Whether you're integrating Pynt into CI/CD pipelines or running it standalone, follow these steps to get Pynt up and running smoothly.
💡 Why Pynt's Container is Needed: Pynt's container allows you to run Pynt from any location, supporting deployment in local or on-premises. It ensures Pynt is available for API security testing in flexible setups. However, for Postman, there’s an option to run Pynt directly from the SaaS platform, eliminating the need to install a container. If you prefer this option, you may skip this section.
Install Pynt CLI
Pynt is deployed as a Python-based CLI. To install the Pynt CLI, simply use pip:
📥 Tip: Ensure Python 3 is installed before running the above command!
Running Pynt for the First Time
On the first time running Pynt CLI you will need to authenticate with Pynt:
Once authenticated, the CLI will not ask for authentication again. You won’t need to log in again unless your session expires.
Do I Need to Pull the Pynt Docker Image?
No. Pynt will handle anything for you!
🛠️ No manual docker operations are needed! The Pynt CLI automatically manages all Docker operations, including pulling the latest image and running the container.
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