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Splunk Operator for Kubernetes
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Support for multiple container runtime #61

Closed dadux closed 4 years ago

dadux commented 4 years ago

Hi,

In a Kubernetes cluster running containerd or CRI-O, the containers won't start due to a dependency to docker daemon.

I've raised the issue where the problem lies, https://github.com/splunk/splunk-ansible/issues/431

I would be keen on suggestion for a workaround in the meantime, i.e. mounting a volume with an empty file /.dockerfile in each container would solve the problem ?

Thanks,

dadux commented 4 years ago

Actually - this should really not be fixed with splunk-operator and any workaround.

I'll see if I can get it fixed properly either in splunk-docker or splunk-ansible.

Closing.

mikedickey commented 4 years ago

I'm not aware of any dependencies on docker daemon. In fact, I use operator to run docker-splunk in several k8s clusters that use containerd and CRI-O.

dadux commented 4 years ago

@mikedickey - I believe it broke 3 days ago with the latest release of the docker image (8.0.3) - it works just fine with 8.0.2

It's an Ansible problem.