nsenter is a linux command allowing to run a program with namespaces of other processes.
nsenter is a linux command allowing to run a program with namespaces of other processes.
Questions tagged [nsenter]
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Providing shell access to particular docker container to user which is not added to docker group
My task is provide access to particular docker container without adding user to docker group.
What I did
1) Made a nsenter-based script which must enter container (let's call it script1.sh)
#!/bin/bash
PID=$(docker inspect --format {{.State.Pid}}…
Paul Serikov
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k8s: Error pulling images from ECR
We constantly get Waiting: ImagePullBackOff during CI upgrades. Anybody know whats happening? k8s cluster 1.6.2 installed via kops. During upgrades, we do kubectl set image and during the last 2 days, we are seeing the following error
Failed to…
padlar
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Start multiprocessing.process in namespace
I'm trying to start a new process from within an already created namespace (named 'test').
I've looked into a few methods including nsenter:
import subprocess
from nsenter import Namespace
with Namespace(mypid, 'net'):
# output network…
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How do I connect and manage Kubernetes cluster from POD using nsenter utility
I am using multi node Kubernetes cluster. I am using following YAML to connect and manage host machine.
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: my-nsenter-test
spec:
hostPID: true
hostNetwork: true
hostIPC: true
containers:
- name:…
Ashok Kumar
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Is it possible to exec in to a K8s pod the same way we exec in to a docker containers or containers running inside of a pod?
Is it possible to exec in to a K8s pod the same way we exec into docker containers or containers running inside of a pod?p
Edit -
This question not about execing into a container in a pod. This is about the pod itself. Might be it's not possible but…
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