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Hi - I have a question about running a infinit volume plugin inside docker container. Guys from docker says it should be doable with no problems.
I followed manual, except I ran the daemon in container. So my steps were:
docker run -it --name infinit-volume-plugin -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock --network infinit-network --privileged mefyl/infinit bash
docker version
infinit daemon run --docker-user root
docker volume ls
Pretty much the same steps worked on host itself... Any ideas?
Also I found out the new "docker plugin" concept. Is infinit going to create this kind of volume plugin?
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Edit: Pretty much the same steps kind of worked. It created the docker volume, but no container can mount it.
[ infinit.filesystem ] [fuse loop] unexpected exception fetching 0x147e043d00("/"): too few peers are available to reach consensus: 1 of 3
I guess the plugin cannot access the nodes, because they are communicating over an overlay network... (nodes are being ran inside docker containers.)
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Hi @frimdo.
About those errors, maybe @mefyl or @mnottale can help. They are more familiar with infinit through docker's overlay networks.
About the new docker plugin concept, we will but I can't give any time frame for now.
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Hi - I have a question about running a infinit volume plugin inside docker container. Guys from docker says it should be doable with no problems.
I followed manual, except I ran the daemon in container. So my steps were:
docker version
)infinit daemon run --docker-user root
docker volume ls
Pretty much the same steps worked on host itself... Any ideas?
Also I found out the new "docker plugin" concept. Is infinit going to create this kind of volume plugin?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: