Adding a DinD example #581
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carlossg
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@jglick I saw your comment on moby/moby#41285 You should replace this with solution which does bind mount for /var/run/docker.sock then you don't need disable all security features from Docker. |
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Tested on GKE, and saw something similar running with a Kops cluster on AWS.
Could also experiment with rootless Docker.
Note that every build gets a fresh Docker daemon, so there is no local layer cache between builds. This could make builds slower, though it also means builds are more deterministic and there is no need for a GC system. I have not experimented with using a
PersistentVolumeClaimto retain the daemon storage across builds. Probably better to set up a local registry in the cluster as a proxy, just like we would advise for Maven dependencies and the like.