kubectl-detector-for-docker-socket
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A Kubectl plugin that can detect if any of your workloads or manifest files are mounting the docker.sock volume
The tool currently does not detect resources that mount the `dockershim.sock`, which is being deprecated and removed. Customers might mount this socket for various cluster tools (e.g. https://github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-cni-k8s/issues/1397).
Running kubectl dds on my cluster and getting the above error. Verbose mode doesn't tell me which resource ``` $ kubectl dds -v error: the server could not find the...
I am trying to scan a cluster that has different kinds of workloads (deployments, pods, statefulsets, batch jobs, etc). However, when the scan finishes, I always get the same error:...
During a scan of a cluster, there may be custom resource definitions which own a pod beyond the stated list on the readme.md file - for example runners from summerwind....
A couple of our Java/Kotlin based deployments and jobs execute containerized c++ or python tools (to avoid dependency hell). By using docker-in-docker, this has allowed our k8s versions to behave...
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A Kubectl plugin that can detect if any of your workloads or manifest files are mounting the docker.sock volume