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support gVisor in minikube=>cri-o with podman #2219
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oh well, after restarting crio it just worked..
but it is not very clear to me on how cni configuration will work. should there be config details present in the pod manifest yaml?. |
https://pastebin.com/88G62kWy here is the complete debug log after putting a wrapper script for runsc runtime. |
and journal:
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for the record, setting:
to true in the crio.conf file fixed this |
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Hello
I am using minikube (with vm-driver=none) inside a LXC container and now I have decided to uninstall docker and install cri-o and podman instead.
cri-o now works with kata and runc just fine.
but adding the runsc runtime is not working right away.
I have asked crio issue cri-o/cri-o#1991 to be reopened around sending arguments to the runtime binary. Before that happens (that they add runtime_args) it would be good to have gVisor check a default location for a configuration file (like /etc/default/gVisor) so I can set debug levels and try to see some runtime info.
trying this pod:
kubectl get events -Aw:
crictl pods:
crictl inspectp -o yaml fc12dcdeb0d0d :
and finally journalctl -f:
trying to run something in the pod:
crictl inspect -o yaml $(crictl ps -lq):
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