I created a dedicated subdirectory for this documentation, so I could provide additional files and would not conflict with the current structure.
Although the deployment process would work as described, the container would currently fail, since it refers to the current container image, which currently does not have the permission changes done.
I tested this with my own image (docker.io/toughiq/fishnet:latest) which is just the fishnet:2 image with the added file permissions.
@niklasf yes...this is ready to go. I just changed the Container image within the Deployment to your MultiArch one and tried it on an AWS ARM OpenShift Cluster. worked fine.
I created a dedicated subdirectory for this documentation, so I could provide additional files and would not conflict with the current structure.
Although the deployment process would work as described, the container would currently fail, since it refers to the current container image, which currently does not have the permission changes done.
I tested this with my own image (docker.io/toughiq/fishnet:latest) which is just the
fishnet:2
image with the added file permissions.