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I'm all for a new container runtime if it lets me start containers as a non-root user. Allowing non-root users to start containers would open up a whole new lev

by mbreese 12y ago

I'm all for a new container runtime if it lets me start containers as a non-root user. Allowing non-root users to start containers would open up a whole new level of applications, particularly on multi-tenant HPC-style clusters.

carllerche 12y ago
This would only be possible on very new linux kernels (that provide user namespacing)
lambdaops 12y ago
Yes, finally! I've been working around this by making users inside the containers that people launch jobs on, but it would be much easier if they could do it individually in their own namespace (not using a docker group either).
- mbreese 12y ago
  I'm not saying that Rocket will support this, I just hope it does! I really want users to be able to spawn a container themselves without requiring special privileges.