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  2. RUN-1808

Allow Splitting Read and Write Filesystem Layers for Containers

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    • OCPSTRAT-188 - Split filesystem and make each partition first class citizen for kubelet
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      Containers on disk consist of two parts: the layers of the image (which are read-only except when new images are pulled or removed), and the read-write top layers of the container. It is desirable to allow these two pieces to be placed on separate filesystems, allowing the images to be made entirely read-only to prevent external modification (among other advantages).

      This will require modification of the containers/storage library, and should be controlled by a new configuration option in `storage.conf`.

              arajan@redhat.com Aditya Rajan
              mheon@redhat.com Matt Heon
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