Consolidate and simplify tests using Sysdig agent#79
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- Use a single command line to launch Sysdig agent container
- Wait longer after the launch, to make data is made available via Sysdig API
- Simplify test for policy events (wait longer instead of polling)
1. Use a single command line to launch Sysdig agent container 2. Wait longer after the launch, to make data is made available via Sysdig API 3. Simplify test for policy events (wait longer instead of polling)
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Nice change to start the agent for both the monitor and secure side! Also consolidates into a single docker run command.
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