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Add an id for Docker containers #3
Add an id for Docker containers #3
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Can you give me more detail on what
/proc/self/mountinfo
is and how it can be used as a unique ID? I don't thinkmountinfo
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@ezekg , this idea of using
mountinfo
, came from this post: https://stackoverflow.com/a/71823877/3780957This post mentions, some versions do not have the ID at
/proc/self/cgroup
.I am not sure if this is Docker specific. I can confirm that I check on a Docker instance, and that file has the same ID as
/proc/self/cgroup
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Got more info here. I think this is fine as long as you add a similar
if 'docker' in mountinfo
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Also more discussion with the above workarounds is at opencontainers/runtime-spec#1105.
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Quick question, if
__read__('/proc/self/mountinfo')
returnsNone
(because the file does not exist).Will
if 'docker' in mountinfo:
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You’re right. I was only supplying pseudo code. I guess we should also check
if mountinfo and 'docker' in mountinfo:
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You also need to fix the indentation (you're using 4 spaces but the rest of the file uses 2 spaces).
Please make sure the code runs.
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There is no additional exception.
Currently on a Docker container the
if 'docker' in cgroup:
does not finddocker
, the endingException
works as intended. Same test withmountinfo
.When the full code does not find an ID raises the following: