Vminitd: Add pause command #418
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dcantah
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Dec 1, 2025
Due to us supporting a pod type now, and pid ns sharing being quite a common thing for pods, lets add a pause container like command to vminitd to eventually enable pid ns sharing between containers in our variant of a pod. This changes vminitd slightly to have pause and init (default) commands as it seemed simpler than creating a whole new binary to include in the guest image.
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Due to us supporting a pod type now, and pid ns sharing being quite a common thing for pods, lets add a pause container like command to vminitd to eventually enable pid ns sharing between containers in our variant of a pod.
This changes vminitd slightly to have pause and init (default) commands as it seemed simpler than creating a whole new binary to include in the guest image.