Add SELinux options for Bottlerocket #155
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Is there any specific example we can provide to customers in our examples directory? |
dlakhaws
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| {{- with .Values.node.seLinuxOptions }} | ||
| securityContext: | ||
| seLinuxOptions: | ||
| user: {{ .user }} |
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suggestion to add default values to these
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There are default values set in values.yaml
As implemented, this will just work on newer Bottlerocket with no modifications. Once Bottlerocket cuts their release I will have to add them to the supported os matrix. |
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Issue #, if available: #86
Description of changes: Add support for Bottlerocket OS. New versions of Bottlerocket are adding SELinux policies and directories to support installing the CSI driver and this PR adds SELinux labels to the containers to work with these changes. The install and node driver containers must run with the
super_tSELinux user. The Bottlerocket policies are configured such that the installed files will automatically get the correct labels applied, so it turns out there is no relabeling required.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.