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Usually, this works flawlessly. With kubedock, however, this fails when the pod has a readOnlyRootFilesystem. I guess that a volume could help in this situation but don't know which path the volume should be mounted to.
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You can also try is starting kubedock with --pre-archive, this will collect all files that are copied before a container is started to a configmap and mount that instead. If that doesn't help, it probably requires some changes at the postgress module implementation (moving the config file to another location).
When I use the Postgres module of Testcontainers, I can use an initialization script:
Usually, this works flawlessly. With kubedock, however, this fails when the pod has a readOnlyRootFilesystem. I guess that a volume could help in this situation but don't know which path the volume should be mounted to.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: