Scenario 2: DIND exploitation: Update deployment.yaml #177
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The path to the Unix domain socket has been changed. Otherwise you don't get access to the host's container runtime environment. Important so that Scenario 2 (DIND) can be carried out. *Works for the Minikube
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I understand the issue @kludee I think we somehow need to handle both cases of |
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Im using the Minikube. When i tried to access the host’s container runtime, with Containerd, ctr and docker i got an empty table or different errors which ended to be rabit holes.
The installed different Docker-Binaries to get an Workaround and saw that docker usese the Domain-Unix-Socket /run/docker.sock when starting dockerd.
So I changed the Unix-domain-socket in the deployment.yaml from /run/containerd/containerd.sock to /run/docker.sock and it worked. Otherwise i did not get access to the host's container runtime environment.
I suspect that Kubernetes is using the Unix-socket containerd.sock and this is causing problems. I'll investigate the behavior more closely as soon as I have more time.
Works for the Minikube
I am not aware of the impact it would have on other deployments.