Make the agent container privileged, so that SELinux doesn't prevent it from working.
For the context, SELinux denies access to the containerd socket for non-privileged containers. This policy is sensible and one may argue that giving access to that socket is already akin to making the container privileged.
Make the agent container privileged, so that SELinux doesn't prevent it from working.
For the context, SELinux denies access to the containerd socket for non-privileged containers. This policy is sensible and one may argue that giving access to that socket is already akin to making the container privileged.