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As mentioned above, when using the Docker snap, the docker daemon's config.json moves from /etc/docker/daemon.json -> /var/snap/docker/current/config/daemon.json.
But just updating this file to add info about the sysbox runtime is not sufficient. For some reason, the Docker installed via the snap can't see the sysbox-runc binary within it's chroot jail. Need to investigate this further.
FYI:
I installed on Ubuntu 19.04 server from the live CD on VirtualBox.
The installer gives an option to install Docker during installation of Ubuntu
Docker ends up under
/var/snap/docker/384/run
and the config is under/var/snap/docker/384/config
I am guessing this is why the
daemon.json
config file wasn't properly updated to include the runtime.after updating the
daemon.json
config file with the path to thesysbox-runc
runtime, the issue was resolved.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: