Don't set security context when on OpenShift #521
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* Envoy container should not have security context set when on OpenShift and when tproxy is disabled because we want to let OpenShift set a random user/group. When tproxy is enabled though, we need to still set it on OpenShift because we require Envoy to have a specific user for the traffic redirection to work. * init-copy-container doesn't need to have security context set whenever running on OpenShift (regardless of whether tproxy is enabled or not) so that OpenShift can set its own random user/group.
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and when tproxy is disabled because we want to let OpenShift set a random
user/group. When tproxy is enabled though, we need to still set it on OpenShift
because we require Envoy to have a specific user for the traffic redirection to work.
(regardless of whether tproxy is enabled or not) so that OpenShift can set its own random user/group.
How I've tested this PR:
acceptance tests on openshift
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