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Kevin Klues commented on MESOS-6540:
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I agree with everything you said.
For 1, though, I thought we agreed that the "short term workaround" would be to
pass the pid of the forked process back to the agent somehow. If not, what
other solution are you proposing? The one where we just walk the process tree
from the init process and find the first child in a different mount namespace
and enter that one?
> Pass the forked pid from `containerizer launch` to the agent and checkpoint
> it.
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> Key: MESOS-6540
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-6540
> Project: Mesos
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Kevin Klues
> Assignee: Kevin Klues
> Labels: debugging, mesosphere
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> Right now the agent only knows about the pid of the "init" process forked by
> {{launcher->fork()}}. However, in order to properly enter the namespaces of a
> task for a nested container, we actually need the pid of the process that
> gets launched by the {{containerizer launch}} binary.
> Using this pid, isolators can properly enter the namespaces of the actual
> *task* or *executor* launched by the {{containerizer launch}} binary instead
> of just the namespaces of the "init" process (which may be different).
> This will involve opening a domain socket with the {{containerizer launch}}
> binary and passing the translated pid from the forked process back to the
> agent. We can chieve this by opening the socket on the agent and passing the
> path to it using {{launchFlags}}.
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