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While working on https://github.com/Smithx10/virtual-kubelet, I came across a situation where I would like for all instances provisioned to have a certain set of shared tags whether they are provisioned via sdc-docker or sdc-cloudapi.
The Docker API is only aware of labels, which are stored in Triton as tags prefixed with docker:label:
I was hoping that we could add to docker a way to escape docker:label: and set tags directly, this will save me from having to make 2 api calls, a Create, and then an Apply tag.
Implementation Idea:
I noticed that the label "triton.cns.services" was applied without the docker:label prefix. I imagine we could do something like the following to escape it...
--label no.prefix.mytag=mytagvalue
Which would result in the following tag:
mytag=mytagvalue
Instead of
docker:label:mytag
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While working on https://github.com/Smithx10/virtual-kubelet, I came across a situation where I would like for all instances provisioned to have a certain set of shared tags whether they are provisioned via sdc-docker or sdc-cloudapi.
The Docker API is only aware of labels, which are stored in Triton as tags prefixed with docker:label:
I was hoping that we could add to docker a way to escape docker:label: and set tags directly, this will save me from having to make 2 api calls, a Create, and then an Apply tag.
Implementation Idea:
I noticed that the label "triton.cns.services" was applied without the docker:label prefix. I imagine we could do something like the following to escape it...
Which would result in the following tag:
Instead of
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: