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The general approach for adding anything is to run in a container, and I don't think AV would be different. /usr is read only, and /etc should have no binaries, so you might not actually need to mount the entire filesystem. HTH, -Nick
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 4:01 AM Luciano Deriu <ci...@ciano.co.uk> wrote:
Hi,--Please could i get some pointers on the recommended approach for adding AntiVirus to CoreOS?Should we install AV on to CoreOS directly or use have AV in a Docker Container and mount the filesystem?I couldn't find much online about this topic. Apologies if i've missed something.Many thanks in advanceLuciano
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