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AppArmor loader DaemonSet #1658
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| # An example ConfigMap demonstrating how profiles can be stored as Kubernetes objects, and loaded by | |||
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s/DaemonSet/AppArmor Profile Loader DaemonSet?
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Done. I went with "apparmor-loader DaemonSet" since that's the actual object name.
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LGTM to me overall. But not sure why travis complained the following: |
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I think the failure was just a flake. It shows the sudo message for every build. |
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This PR adds a proof-of-concept DaemonSet for loading AppArmor profiles from a ConfigMap onto a cluster.
The DaemonSet runs a small go program that is mostly a wrapper around
apparmor_parser, which actually loads the profiles. The additional features the loader provides are:This is meant to provide an example of using AppArmor, and be a starting point for users trying out AppArmor or building there own solutions.
/cc @jfrazelle @thockin
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