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Disable CRI probe by default #3305

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@lilic lilic commented Aug 8, 2018

This was enabled by default but we want it to be disabled instead, just
like with the docker probe.

This was enabled by default but we want it to be disabled instead, just
like with the docker probe.
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lgtm!

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bboreham commented Aug 8, 2018

CI failed on flake #3209 - I hit the re-run button

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bboreham commented Aug 8, 2018

Should we write some code to try to figure out which type of container runtime is in use, without configuration flags?

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lilic commented Aug 8, 2018

Should we write some code to try to figure out which type of container runtime is in use, without configuration flags?

Problem is we need to also mount the container runtime endpoint socket/volument in the deployment manifest file anyways when deploying scope so the user needs to know which endpoint to use before starting scope anyways. We do that in the launcher for the weave cloud scope deployment -> weaveworks/launcher#252

@lilic lilic merged commit 701bed6 into weaveworks:master Aug 8, 2018
@lilic lilic deleted the lili/disable-cri-probe branch August 8, 2018 10:10
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