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See: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#354 Basically we want to support things like containers that contain binaries designed to execute on the host. These should really be "lifecycle bound" to the container image. Let's at least have an obvious place to drop them that goes away on reboot.
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Hmm, I think it's worth fleshing out coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#354 some more first? I'm still not sure if we're talking about a host mechanism which knows how to fetch binaries from containers and run them, or just having privileged containers place them in |
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If we really want to go for this, I fear this has to plumbed a bit deeper inside the Fedora ecosystem as I suspect we'd need matching SELinux labels/policies too. |
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Yeah, fair enough. So I then lean a bit more towards live "underlays". |
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See: coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#354
Basically we want to support things like containers that contain
binaries designed to execute on the host. These should really
be "lifecycle bound" to the container image. Let's at least
have an obvious place to drop them that goes away on reboot.