An instance is a directory under instances// (config.json, state.json,
stdout, stderr, run/, volumes/) written by package instance, the service
behind the verbs. run -d and start fork this binary as a supervisor
(werkdock supervise ID) that records the pids and the exit code; stop,
kill, wait, logs, ps, rm, inspect read the files. exec is a second bwrap
over the same instance tree. The command is pid 1 of its sandbox
(bwrap --as-pid-1) so stop's SIGTERM reaches it, as in docker; /run and
the anonymous volumes are instance directories, kept across stop/start
and shared with exec. Version 0.5.0.
An instance is a directory under instances/<id>/ (config.json, state.json,
stdout, stderr, run/, volumes/) written by package instance, the service
behind the verbs. run -d and start fork this binary as a supervisor
(werkdock supervise ID) that records the pids and the exit code; stop,
kill, wait, logs, ps, rm, inspect read the files. exec is a second bwrap
over the same instance tree. The command is pid 1 of its sandbox
(bwrap --as-pid-1) so stop's SIGTERM reaches it, as in docker; /run and
the anonymous volumes are instance directories, kept across stop/start
and shared with exec. Version 0.5.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An instance is a directory under instances/<id>/ (config.json, state.json,
stdout, stderr, run/, volumes/) written by package instance, the service
behind the verbs. run -d and start fork this binary as a supervisor
(werkdock supervise ID) that records the pids and the exit code; stop,
kill, wait, logs, ps, rm, inspect read the files. exec is a second bwrap
over the same instance tree. The command is pid 1 of its sandbox
(bwrap --as-pid-1) so stop's SIGTERM reaches it, as in docker; /run and
the anonymous volumes are instance directories, kept across stop/start
and shared with exec. Version 0.5.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An instance is a directory under instances// (config.json, state.json,
stdout, stderr, run/, volumes/) written by package instance, the service
behind the verbs. run -d and start fork this binary as a supervisor
(werkdock supervise ID) that records the pids and the exit code; stop,
kill, wait, logs, ps, rm, inspect read the files. exec is a second bwrap
over the same instance tree. The command is pid 1 of its sandbox
(bwrap --as-pid-1) so stop's SIGTERM reaches it, as in docker; /run and
the anonymous volumes are instance directories, kept across stop/start
and shared with exec. Version 0.5.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com