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+ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Mykel Alvis <mykelalvis@infrastructurebuilder.org>
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+ #
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+ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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+
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+ """The docker runtime's model (stage 103): the daemon's address, the
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+ repository builds are tagged into, the state manager its roots use."""
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+ from __future__ import annotations
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+
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+ import logging
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+ import os
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+ from typing import Any
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+
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+ from cs_image_system.contract.constants import DEFAULT, VCT
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+ from cs_image_system.contract.fields import fk_field
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+ from cs_image_system.contract.model_config import CSIS_MODEL_CONFIG
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+ from pydantic.dataclasses import dataclass # stage 23: validation at construction
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+
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+ from cs_image_system.base.models.container_builder import ContainerBuilderModel
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+ from .docker_names import repository_name
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+
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+ log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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+
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+ DOCKER: str = "docker"
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+
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+
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+ @dataclass(kw_only=True, config=CSIS_MODEL_CONFIG)
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+ class DockerContainerBuilderModel(ContainerBuilderModel):
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+ """Any daemon that speaks the Docker Engine API (Docker Engine, Docker
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+ Desktop, OrbStack, colima, Podman's API service), reached through the
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+ ``docker`` CLI the ``executable`` entry names and the daemon address
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+ ``host`` or ``context`` gives. Nothing here is a credential: TLS
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+ material is a path (``tls_cert_path``, docker's ``DOCKER_CERT_PATH``)
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+ and ``host`` may be an ENC marker when the address itself is private."""
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+ type = DOCKER
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+ # the cfg/executables.yml entry every docker call on this runtime runs
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+ # through, as the GCE runtime names its gcloud (stage 63 item 14)
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+ executable: str | None = "docker"
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+ # where this runtime's builds are tagged: `<repository>:<final name>`
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+ # and the series' floating `<repository>:<prefix>`; default
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+ # `csis/<runtime name>`, made a valid repository name
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+ repository: str | None = None
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+ # DOCKER_CERT_PATH and DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY for a `tcp://` host
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+ tls_cert_path: str | None = None
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+ tls_verify: bool = False
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+ state_configuration: str = fk_field(target=VCT.STATE_BACKEND_MODEL,
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+ default=DEFAULT,
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+ metadata={
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+ "description": "The state manager this runtime's roots use",
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+ "required": True,
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+ })
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+
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+ @classmethod
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+ def csis_name(cls) -> str:
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+ return DOCKER
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+
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+ def get_repository(self) -> str:
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+ return repository_name(self.repository or f"csis/{self.name}")
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+
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+ def get_host_plain(self) -> str | None:
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+ """The daemon address, an ENC marker opened (never logged)."""
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+ host = self.host
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+ if not host:
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+ return None
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+ from cs_image_system.base.encryption import decrypt_marker, is_marker
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+ return decrypt_marker(host) if is_marker(host) else str(host)
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+
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+ def daemon_environment(self) -> dict[str, str]:
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+ """The environment a docker CLI (packer's docker plugin, ansible's
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+ docker connection, the system's own calls) reaches THIS daemon
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+ with: ``DOCKER_HOST`` or ``DOCKER_CONTEXT``, and the TLS pair when
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+ declared. Empty when the runtime names no address: the daemon the
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+ caller's environment names. A ``host`` that is an ENC marker stays
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+ the marker here (an ``ExecutableModel`` opens it when it runs and
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+ the runner script renders it as a `decrypt` call); ``process_environment``
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+ is the opened form for the system's own calls."""
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+ env: dict[str, str] = {}
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+ if self.host:
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+ # the loader opens a marker into a value that remembers its
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+ # ciphertext; `emit` gives the ciphertext back (stage 49)
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+ from cs_image_system.base.encryption import emit
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+ env["DOCKER_HOST"] = str(emit(self.host))
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+ elif self.context:
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+ env["DOCKER_CONTEXT"] = str(self.context)
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+ if self.tls_cert_path:
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+ env["DOCKER_CERT_PATH"] = str(self.tls_cert_path)
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+ if self.tls_verify:
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+ env["DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY"] = "1"
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+ return env
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+
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+ def process_environment(self) -> dict[str, str]:
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+ """The caller's environment with the daemon's on top."""
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+ env = dict(os.environ)
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+ env.update(self.daemon_environment())
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+ host = self.get_host_plain()
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+ if host:
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+ env["DOCKER_HOST"] = host
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+ return env
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+
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+ def where(self) -> str:
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+ """How the daemon is addressed, for messages (never the plain host
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+ of an ENC marker)."""
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+ if self.host:
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+ from cs_image_system.base.encryption import emit, is_marker
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+ return "host (encrypted)" if is_marker(emit(self.host)) else f"host {self.host}"
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+ if self.context:
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+ return f"context {self.context}"
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+ return "the environment's daemon"
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+
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+ def self_to_client_config(self) -> dict[str, Any]:
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+ return {"environment": self.daemon_environment(), "repository": self.get_repository()}
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+ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Mykel Alvis <mykelalvis@infrastructurebuilder.org>
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+ #
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+ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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+
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+ import logging
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+
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+ from cs_image_system.base.basic.abstract_plugin_metadata import AbstractPluginMetadata
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+ from .docker_runtime_builders import DOCKER_RUNTIME, DockerCLIVersionChecker, DockerContainerBuilder
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+ from .docker_runtime_models import DockerContainerBuilderModel
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+
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+ log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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+
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+
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+ class DockerRuntimePluginMetadata(AbstractPluginMetadata):
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+ def __init__(self) -> None:
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+ super().__init__("1", "3.13",
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+ {DOCKER_RUNTIME: [
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+ DockerContainerBuilderModel,
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+ DockerContainerBuilder,
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+ DockerCLIVersionChecker,
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+ ]},
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+ {DockerContainerBuilderModel: DockerContainerBuilder})
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+
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+
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+ def initialize():
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+ log.debug("Initializing docker runtime plugin")
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+ return DockerRuntimePluginMetadata()
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: cs-image-system-docker-runtime-plugin
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+ Version: 0.1.6
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+ Summary: The docker runtime type: a durable host's container daemon as a place where images bake and instances run
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/infrastructurebuilder/cs-image-system-3
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+ Project-URL: Documentation, https://github.com/infrastructurebuilder/cs-image-system-3/blob/develop/docs/OPERATIONS.md
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+ Project-URL: Package README, https://github.com/infrastructurebuilder/cs-image-system-3/blob/develop/packages/docker-runtime-plugin/README.md
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+ Author-email: Mykel Alvis <mykelalvis@infrastructurebuilder.org>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.13
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+ Requires-Dist: cs-image-system-base==0.1.6
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+ Requires-Dist: cs-image-system-contract==0.1.6
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+ Requires-Dist: cs-image-system-hashicorp-utils==0.1.6
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+ Requires-Dist: pydantic>=2.13
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+ Requires-Dist: python-hcl2>=8.1
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ <!--
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+ SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 Mykel Alvis <mykelalvis@infrastructurebuilder.org>
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+
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+ SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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+ -->
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+
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+ # cs-image-system-docker-runtime-plugin
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+
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+ The `docker` runtime type (stage 103): a durable host running a daemon that
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+ speaks the Docker Engine API, as a place where images bake and instances
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+ run. Docker Engine, Docker Desktop, OrbStack, colima and Podman's API
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+ service all qualify; the system reaches the daemon through the `docker` CLI
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+ the tree's `cfg/executables.yml` names and the address the runtime declares
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+ (`host`, a `DOCKER_HOST` URL, or `context`, a docker context), never through
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+ a cloud API. containerd with nerdctl has no Docker API and is not a target.
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+
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+ A container runtime is the third kind of runtime beside the two clouds. It
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+ differs from them in three ways the design records as decisions:
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+
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+ - **No init system.** An image this runtime bakes carries the keepalive
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+ `sleep infinity` as its command and runs under `--init`; the launch work
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+ is done by `exec` after the container is created. Services that need
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+ systemd are not supported on this runtime, and an image test that checks
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+ an enabled service does not apply here.
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+ - **Images live in the daemon's store.** A build is its image id
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+ (`sha256:...`), and its names are tags: `<repository>:<final name>` and
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+ the series' floating `<repository>:<prefix>`, which a child image bakes
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+ from when its parent is deferred (the daemon has no "newest image matching
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+ a pattern" query; the tag is that query). A label is fixed when an image
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+ is built, so what the core stamps afterwards (the parent bound after the
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+ bake, the fingerprint, a release) is carried by tags that MOVE:
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+ `<repository>:<short id>--<key>--<value>`, one per key.
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+ - **POSIX accounts only.** Access is through the daemon (`docker exec -u`);
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+ whoever can reach the daemon is root on the host. An OPA group on a docker
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+ runtime is refused at validation; enrolling `sftd` in a container is a
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+ later stage.
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+
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+ ## What it registers
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+
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+ | Class | `csis_name()` | `csis_classifier()` | Role |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `DockerContainerBuilderModel` ([docker_runtime_models.py](src/cs_image_system/docker_runtime/docker_runtime_models.py)) | `docker` | `VCT.CONTAINER_BUILDER_MODEL` (folded into the runtime namespace by the loader) | The runtime's declaration: `host` or `context`, `repository`, `machine_types`, `networking`, `state_configuration`, `executable`. |
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+ | `DockerContainerBuilder` ([docker_runtime_builders.py](src/cs_image_system/docker_runtime/docker_runtime_builders.py)) | `docker` | `VCT.RUNTIME_BUILDER` | Every runtime hook, answered against the daemon through the CLI. |
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+ | `DockerCLIVersionChecker` (same file) | `docker` | `VCT.VERSION_CHECKER` | `docker --version` for the `docker` entry of `cfg/executables.yml`. |
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+
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+ Entry points: `cs_image_system.plugins.runtime` → `docker`, and (stage 103
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+ item 15) `cs_image_system.bootstrap` → `docker`, the container-host section of
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+ the bootstrap interview ([bootstrap.py](src/cs_image_system/docker_runtime/bootstrap.py)):
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+
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+ | Class / function | Role |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `docker_section()` → `Section` | The interview's "Container host" section. Wanted where the tree declares a docker runtime. It reads the runtime from the raw `cfg/` (never loading it, never printing an address: a `host` may be an `ENC[age:...]` marker) and asks two questions, which runtime and *can CI reach its daemon* (default yes for an `ssh://` host or for none declared, no for a socket, a context, a `tcp://` host or a marker). |
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+
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+ The section has no terraform module, because a daemon is a host somebody runs.
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+ Its render says what remains by hand (the daemon and its host, the network,
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+ CI's ssh key and `known_hosts` line, or, when CI cannot reach the daemon, to
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+ name the runtime in `GUARD_RUNTIME`) and its audit lines are all BY HAND or
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+ READ. The two secrets it concerns, `DOCKER_HOST_SSH_KEY` and
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+ `DOCKER_HOST_KNOWN_HOSTS`, are among the GitHub section's, set by its script
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+ from files.
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+
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+ ## Models
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+
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+ ### `DockerContainerBuilderModel`
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+
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+ Extends the core's `ContainerBuilderModel` (`host`, `context`, `networking`,
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+ `machine_types`) and the runtime model every runtime shares
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+ (`default_machine_type`, `default_image_builder`, `credentials`, `ephemeral`,
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+ `retention_keep`, ...).
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+
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+ | Field | Default | Meaning |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `host` | none | The daemon's address as a `DOCKER_HOST` URL: `unix:///var/run/docker.sock`, `ssh://user@host`, `tcp://host:2376`. May be an `ENC[age:...]` marker when the address itself is private. Declare `host` or `context`, not both. |
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+ | `context` | none | A docker context name (`docker context ls`), set as `DOCKER_CONTEXT`. |
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+ | `executable` | `docker` | The `cfg/executables.yml` entry whose `binary` every docker call on this runtime runs through; `validate` version-checks it. |
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+ | `repository` | `csis/<runtime name>` | Where this runtime's builds are tagged, made a valid repository name (lowercase). |
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+ | `tls_cert_path`, `tls_verify` | none, false | `DOCKER_CERT_PATH` and `DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY` for a `tcp://` host: TLS material by PATH, never a value. |
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+ | `networking.network` | `bridge` | The network the bake container (and, later, every instance) joins, by name; referenced, never created or changed. No subnets, no zones. |
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+ | `machine_types` | `{}` | A map from a name to `{cpus, memory}` (`--cpus 2`, `--memory 4g`). When any are declared, `default_machine_type` must name one. |
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+ | `state_configuration` | the default state manager | The state manager this runtime's roots use; a tree with no cloud declares `local`. |
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+
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+ Nothing in the model is a credential.
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+
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+ ## The builder
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+
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+ ### The image query
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+
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+ The daemon answers the keys `name` (a repository), `version` (a tag),
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+ `publisher` (a registry namespace; `library` is Docker Hub's and is
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+ dropped), `architecture` (a platform, `x86_64` → `linux/amd64`) and
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+ `native.image` (a reference verbatim). The release catalog's `docker` block
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+ gives every family one (`almalinux:{version}`, `debian:{version}`, ...). The
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+ query PULLS the reference and records its digest reference
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+ (`<repository>@sha256:...`) as the identifier, so a vendor moving a tag shows
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+ as a move. An entry's `image_id` pins a digest reference; a tag is refused
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+ there, because a tag moves.
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+
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+ ### Bakes
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+
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+ `packer_source_type()` is `docker`, HashiCorp's docker plugin. The source
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+ block starts the build container from the parent image (`pull = false`: the
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+ query pulled every vendor image, and our own builds are local), named
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+ `csis-bake-<runtime>-<image>` so ansible reaches it by name, under `--init`,
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+ on the runtime's network, with its machine type's limits, with `/run` a
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+ tmpfs so the step runner never lands in the image; it `commit`s the result
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+ with the lineage tags as `LABEL` instructions and `CMD ["sleep",
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+ "infinity"]`. The runtime adds a `docker-tag` post-processor to the build
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+ (the final name and the floating tag, in the repository), and the manifest
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+ records the committed image id as the build id. The ansible provisioner
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+ connects with `ansible_connection=docker ansible_host=<container name>`,
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+ passed as `--extra-vars`, the way packer's provisioner documents for its
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+ docker builder. Bakes run as `root`; the settle step installs `sudo` and
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+ `python3` when the vendor image lacks them, because every later step is
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+ written for a cloud image's unprivileged user. No cloud-init wait, no
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+ session agent.
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+
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+ Every tool a bake runs (packer, the docker CLI, ansible's docker connection)
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+ gets the runtime's `DOCKER_HOST` or `DOCKER_CONTEXT` in its environment
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+ (`tool_environment()`), so a bake on a remote daemon reaches that daemon.
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+
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+ ### Names
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+ A build's final name is written as a tag: `image_name_as_made` replaces what
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+ a tag cannot carry with `-`; `image_name_problem` refuses a name longer than
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+ 128 characters once made (the cut would fall where the timestamp is). A
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+ label key carries no whitespace and no `=`.
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+
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+ ### Images in the store
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+ `query_images` lists every image labelled `csis_series`, its lineage facts
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+ read from its labels as built with the movable tags' values on top;
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+ `inventory` adds every container and volume, with the `csis_config` label
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+ each carries. `dispose_image` removes a build and every tag with it, and is
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+ REFUSED while a container was created from it. `retag_image` moves the
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+ per-key tags; `release_commands` moves `<repository>:<series>--<model>`.
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+ ### Instances
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+ The instance hooks (power state, identity, verification, sessions,
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+ relabel) are the next branch of stage 103; on this branch they answer as the
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+ core's defaults do ("cannot").
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+ ## Example configuration
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ runtime_builders:
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+ - name: docker-local
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+ type: docker
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+ context: orbstack # or host: unix:///var/run/docker.sock
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+ executable: docker
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+ repository: csis/local
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+ default_machine_type: small
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+ default_image_builder: pckr-docker-ans
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+ machine_types:
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+ small: { cpus: 1, memory: 1g }
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+ medium: { cpus: 2, memory: 4g }
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+ networking:
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+ network: bridge
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+ state_configuration: local-state
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+
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+ image_builders:
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+ - name: pckr-docker-ans
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+ type: packer-docker
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+ runtime: docker-local
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+ executable: packer
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+ required_plugins:
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+ - name: docker
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+ source: github.com/hashicorp/docker
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+ version: '>= 1.0.0'
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+ - name: ansible
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+ source: github.com/hashicorp/ansible
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+ version: '>= 1.0.0'
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Prerequisites and integration
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+ - A daemon that speaks the Docker Engine API, reachable from the machine
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+ that runs the system: `docker version` against the runtime's `host` or
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+ `context` must answer (preflight says so in one line per daemon).
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+ - The `docker` CLI, declared in `cfg/executables.yml` (`version: ">=24"`
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+ is the floor the system runs with); `--init` needs the daemon's
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+ `docker-init`, which every supported daemon ships.
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+ - `packer` with the `docker` and `ansible` plugins (`required_plugins` of
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+ the image builder), and `ansible-playbook` on the machine that bakes:
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+ ansible's docker connection runs the local `docker` CLI against the same
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+ daemon.
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+ - Podman's API service works as the daemon (proved 2026-11-01 against Podman
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+ 5.8.2 rootless on AlmaLinux 10, through `docker` over ssh; the setup and what
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+ differed are in [docs/OPERATIONS.md](../../docs/OPERATIONS.md), "Podman as
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+ the daemon"). A rootless Podman user needs `/etc/subuid` and `/etc/subgid`
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+ ranges. Podman Desktop's machine on macOS works too, rootful and beside
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+ OrbStack (proved 2026-11-01 with Podman 5.8.9; `just
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+ test-podman-desktop-cycle`, which skips when no machine runs; Podman 6
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+ dropped Intel Macs, so on one the proof lasts until June 2027).
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+ - The posix identity plugin for the groups an instance image activates; an
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+ OPA group is refused on this runtime.
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+ - A tree whose only runtime is docker declares a `local` state manager; a
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+ tree with clouds may put the docker roots in its default manager, and
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+ then needs that cloud's session for them.
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+ ## Configuration reference
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+ See [Models](#models) for every field of the runtime, and the image
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+ builder's reference in the [packer plugin](../packer-plugin/README.md) for
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+ `type: packer-docker`. An OS builder's `runtimes[]` entry on a docker
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+ runtime takes the usual keys; its `query` may use `name`, `version`,
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+ `publisher`, `architecture` and `native.image`, and its `image_id` is a
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+ digest reference. `output_image_name` (stage 105) is the tag prefix.
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+ ## What it tests and verifies
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+ - `validate` version-checks the `docker` executable and refuses a query key
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+ the daemon cannot answer, a label key it cannot carry, a build name longer
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+ than a tag, a `default_machine_type` that names no declared machine type,
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+ and a runtime that declares both `host` and `context`.
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+ - `preflight` runs `docker version` against each docker runtime's daemon
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+ and prints whether it answers.
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+ - The unit tests ([tests/](tests/)) pin the names module (tags, repository
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+ names, movable tags), the query translation, the model's environment and
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+ the packer source and post-processor shapes without a daemon; the
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+ system's stage 103 tests drive a dry `run --all` over an overlay of the
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+ frozen fixture and check the emitted docker sources.
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+ - `just test-docker-bake`, a leg of `just full-test`, bakes an AlmaLinux 10
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+ and a Debian 12 base image and an instance image on the local daemon,
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+ checks the lineage and the tags, disposes them, and skips loudly without
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+ docker.
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+ - The bootstrap section is tested without a daemon: its discovery and
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+ wanting, the reach rule (an `ssh://` host or none declared is reachable;
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+ a socket, a context, `tcp://` and a marker are not), the quiet interview
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+ of the `standard-docker` starter, the guard default in a tree with a
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+ runtime CI cannot reach, and that no address or marker reaches the
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+ generated README.
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+ ## When it fails
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+
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+ | Symptom | Cause | Remedy |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `the configuration cannot load: docker runtime X: the daemon at ... cannot be reached` | The daemon is not running, or `host`/`context` names the wrong one. | Start it (OrbStack, Docker Desktop, the engine on the host) or fix the address; `preflight` shows which daemon answers. |
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+ | `executable 'docker' is not declared in cfg/executables.yml` | The runtime's `executable` names no entry. | Declare `- name: docker` with its `binary`. |
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+ | `image_id '...' is not a digest reference` | An entry pins a tag. | Pin `<repository>@sha256:<digest>` (`docker image inspect --format '{{index .RepoDigests 0}}'`). |
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+ | `image ... is in use by container(s) ...` at disposal | A container stands on the build. | Decommission the container first; the image is never pulled from under it. |
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+ | An ansible step cannot reach the container | The bake ran against a daemon other than the one the local `docker` CLI uses. | The runtime's `host`/`context` is what both read; check `DOCKER_HOST` is not also set in the shell to something else. |
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+ | The bootstrap says `docker.runtime: ... -- no default can be derived` under `--quiet` | The tree declares no runtime of type `docker`, or the section was kept from an earlier interview of a tree that had one. | Declare the runtime, or answer `want_docker: no`. |
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+ | `parent: lineage=<id> tag=series:<name>` in the state query on a Podman daemon | A release before 2026-11-01 compared `RepoTags` as written; Podman spells them `docker.io/<repository>:<tag>`. | Take a later release; nothing on the daemon needs repairing, the movable tags were there. |
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+ | `a docker tag is at most 128 characters` at validate | A declared `output_image_name` is too long once the timestamp is appended. | Shorten it. |
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+
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+ ## Related
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+
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+ - [docs/OPERATIONS.md](../../docs/OPERATIONS.md), [docs/CONFIGURATION.md](../../docs/CONFIGURATION.md)
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+ - [packer-plugin](../packer-plugin/README.md) (`type: packer-docker`), [posix-identity-plugin](../posix-identity-plugin/README.md)
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