Docker containers can run on a read-only filesystem, which has some security benefits. The current updater implementation writes the .tgz file to the filesystem, so it does not work in such an environment.
This provides a read_only_fs? configuration which stores the data in memory while loading, and does not write the ETS table to disk for future loading.
Docker containers can run on a read-only filesystem, which has some security benefits. The current updater implementation writes the .tgz file to the filesystem, so it does not work in such an environment.
This provides a
read_only_fs?
configuration which stores the data in memory while loading, and does not write the ETS table to disk for future loading.