daemon: Separate state directory inside runtime directory #537
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Moves all endpoint state into the state/ subdirectory inside the existing runtime directory. This allows to establish different permissions for the default runtime directory which can be mounted into container images and the actual state which must be protected. Allows moving cilium.sock back into the runtime directory for easy sharing in and out of containers. Signed-off-by: Thomas Graf <thomas@cilium.io>
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I'm fine holding off on the stable backport. I'd favour a soonish 0.9 release then so we can have a single Vagrantfile that works with our stable container images. |
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Moves all endpoint state into the state/ subdirectory inside the
existing runtime directory. This allows to establish different
permissions for the default runtime directory which can be mounted
into container images and the actual state which must be protected.
Allows moving cilium.sock back into the runtime directory for easy
sharing in and out of containers.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Graf thomas@cilium.io