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gear install creates a -data container for each of its units if one doesn't already exist.
It would be tidier if gear only used the --volumes-from argument if a -data container was found.
This would avoid leaving behind unused -data containers when stateless units are deleted.
Not sure if it's possible to do such a test in the systemd service file, but perhaps the service files would be cleaner if they called a gear wrapper script to launch docker containers and move the various container tests into that script.
I had started down this road in #198 - providing a better wrapper. I don't think there's much left to bring it up to speed - the isolation mode was problematic for various reasons (would be better prototyped in Docker directly), but the rest was working.
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gear install
creates a-data
container for each of its units if one doesn't already exist.It would be tidier if gear only used the
--volumes-from
argument if a-data
container was found.This would avoid leaving behind unused
-data
containers when stateless units are deleted.Not sure if it's possible to do such a test in the systemd service file, but perhaps the service files would be cleaner if they called a gear wrapper script to launch docker containers and move the various container tests into that script.
See
<myunitname>-data
container ClusterHQ/flocker#409The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: