Does libcontainer have a Python binding?
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I need to work with containers that are created and operated through runc and thus libcontainer. These containers are not Docker containers. These containers are not visible to Docker, and are also not visible to the lxc tools and cannot be accessed via the lxc Python package.
Does libcontainer have Python bindings, preferably for Python3?
For instance, at the moment I'm spawning runc list -f json and then parse the resulting JSON answer. I would like to avoid having to rely on the runc cli tool, but instead directly use libcontainer. How could this be achieved, if possible at all?
python python3 libcontainer
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I need to work with containers that are created and operated through runc and thus libcontainer. These containers are not Docker containers. These containers are not visible to Docker, and are also not visible to the lxc tools and cannot be accessed via the lxc Python package.
Does libcontainer have Python bindings, preferably for Python3?
For instance, at the moment I'm spawning runc list -f json and then parse the resulting JSON answer. I would like to avoid having to rely on the runc cli tool, but instead directly use libcontainer. How could this be achieved, if possible at all?
python python3 libcontainer
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
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Doesn't look like it...libcontaineris a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of whatrunc listdoes is not really exposed bylibcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawnruncusing Python'ssubprocessand parse the resulting JSON with ajsonmodule.
– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06
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I need to work with containers that are created and operated through runc and thus libcontainer. These containers are not Docker containers. These containers are not visible to Docker, and are also not visible to the lxc tools and cannot be accessed via the lxc Python package.
Does libcontainer have Python bindings, preferably for Python3?
For instance, at the moment I'm spawning runc list -f json and then parse the resulting JSON answer. I would like to avoid having to rely on the runc cli tool, but instead directly use libcontainer. How could this be achieved, if possible at all?
python python3 libcontainer
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
22310
I need to work with containers that are created and operated through runc and thus libcontainer. These containers are not Docker containers. These containers are not visible to Docker, and are also not visible to the lxc tools and cannot be accessed via the lxc Python package.
Does libcontainer have Python bindings, preferably for Python3?
For instance, at the moment I'm spawning runc list -f json and then parse the resulting JSON answer. I would like to avoid having to rely on the runc cli tool, but instead directly use libcontainer. How could this be achieved, if possible at all?
python python3 libcontainer
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
22310
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
22310
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
22310
asked May 9 at 19:59
TheDiveO
22310
22310
Doesn't look like it...libcontaineris a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of whatrunc listdoes is not really exposed bylibcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawnruncusing Python'ssubprocessand parse the resulting JSON with ajsonmodule.
– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06
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Doesn't look like it...libcontaineris a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of whatrunc listdoes is not really exposed bylibcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawnruncusing Python'ssubprocessand parse the resulting JSON with ajsonmodule.
– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06
Doesn't look like it...
libcontainer is a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of what runc list does is not really exposed by libcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawn runc using Python's subprocess and parse the resulting JSON with a json module.– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06
Doesn't look like it...
libcontainer is a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of what runc list does is not really exposed by libcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawn runc using Python's subprocess and parse the resulting JSON with a json module.– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06
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Doesn't look like it...
libcontaineris a Go library and it doesn't seem to have any bindings to any other languages. Furthermore, most of whatrunc listdoes is not really exposed bylibcontainer, it only uses some shallow helpers from that library... You should probably just spawnruncusing Python'ssubprocessand parse the resulting JSON with ajsonmodule.– Filipe Brandenburger
May 9 at 21:06