[launcher] Add privileged launch policy #526
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Privileged mode as a launch policy option allows workload authors to specify whether they want the operator to grant more privileged capabilities. It is a coarse launch policy, so workload authors need to take care when setting it. Privileged mode currently applies to allowing a namespaced rw cgroup mount and adding new Linux capabilities.
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Privileged mode as a launch policy option allows workload authors to specify whether they want the operator to grant more privileged capabilities. It is a coarse launch policy, so workload authors need to take care when setting it.
Privileged mode currently applies to allowing a namespaced rw cgroup mount and adding new Linux capabilities.