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@dims dims commented Mar 29, 2019

Change-Id: I76583736d7ad39190a1a2bca820d4e957caadc84

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dashpole commented Apr 2, 2019

Let me know when this is ready for review

@dims dims changed the title [WIP] Reorganize code to allow conditional enablement of runtimes Reorganize code to allow conditional enablement of runtimes Apr 4, 2019
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dims commented Apr 4, 2019

@dashpole this is ready now (just rebased)

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dims commented Apr 4, 2019

cc @tallclair

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This is awesome (I haven't thoroughly reviewed it yet though)

What is the plan for integrating this into Kubernetes though?

BTW, there are still a bunch of docker dependencies, but those probably deserve to be addressed independently.
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Looks mostly good. I especially like how clean the manager.Start() function is now.

@dims dims force-pushed the conditional-registration-of-runtimes branch from f6e51e8 to c2870da Compare April 5, 2019 20:16
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dims commented Apr 5, 2019

@tallclair yep! wanted to peel off some of the leaves first (like mesos)

In kubernetes, we will import only the items corresponding to the CRI(s) that we support.

Change-Id: I76583736d7ad39190a1a2bca820d4e957caadc84
@dims dims force-pushed the conditional-registration-of-runtimes branch from c2870da to 40e6acb Compare April 5, 2019 21:37
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