Hi @No9
First and formost I want to say thank you for this project, it has really helped us running our production environment with a sane way of dealing with core dumps.
I saw in a previous issue that this project is an open source project and not an open source product. With that in mind I have a question; Do you accept more maintainers to this project? If you do I would love to volunteer for that role!
Right now we have our own private fork of this project where we have done some QoL changes to make this project even more useful.
For example
- We remove the subprocess call to
sysctl and are using the rust crate instead.
- We have stripped the release binary to keep the executable as small as possible
- We have made the Dockerfile to be a
from scratch container to minimize attack vectors by stripping out everything out of the container image
- We took some of the community patches like the
mountPropagation
I would love to share these back to this project, if people and you want it, and help maintaining the project going forward.
Hi @No9
First and formost I want to say thank you for this project, it has really helped us running our production environment with a sane way of dealing with core dumps.
I saw in a previous issue that this project is an
open source projectand not anopen source product. With that in mind I have a question; Do you accept more maintainers to this project? If you do I would love to volunteer for that role!Right now we have our own private fork of this project where we have done some QoL changes to make this project even more useful.
For example
sysctland are using the rust crate instead.from scratchcontainer to minimize attack vectors by stripping out everything out of the container imagemountPropagationI would love to share these back to this project, if people and you want it, and help maintaining the project going forward.