Follow up #32, in bulk container stop scenario, program cannot detect some container's ip addresses. Because of this, program cannot delete some ufw rules. Inspecting the container state isn't reliable when container is shutting down. There will always be some race conditions. We should probably store the inspected data into memory when container starts. Then we could use state data to grab necessary information when container is shutting down.
Follow up #32, in bulk container stop scenario, program cannot detect some container's ip addresses. Because of this, program cannot delete some ufw rules. Inspecting the container state isn't reliable when container is shutting down. There will always be some race conditions. We should probably store the inspected data into memory when container starts. Then we could use state data to grab necessary information when container is shutting down.