Introduce a copy-offload daemon in a user container #238
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This daemon is an http server that accepts copy-offload requests and executes them directly. The daemon is in a container, on the rabbit, and was placed there by a "#DW container" directive. This commit includes a daemon that can be built locally and run outside a container, or it can be built in a container image. The necessary RBAC bits for config/ are coming in the next step. Signed-off-by: Dean Roehrich <[email protected]>
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Could you demo this next week? |
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This daemon is an http server that accepts copy-offload requests and executes them directly. The daemon is in a container, on the rabbit, and was placed there by a "#DW container" directive.
This commit includes a daemon that can be built locally and run outside a container, or it can be built in a container image. The necessary RBAC bits for config/ are coming in the next step.