Isolate Sniffers from Ksniff-wide Settings to avoid any side-affects #127
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Copy kSniff Settings to internal PrivilegedPodSniffer state Create PrivilegedSnifferServiceConfig config struct to contain PrivilegedSnifferService configuration
…struct Create StaticTcpdumpSnifferServiceConfig config struct to contain StaticTcpdumpSnifferService configuration Copy kSniff settings on creation of StaticTcpdumpSnifferService to allow multi-use sniffer objects
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Sniffers should maintain their own state without fear of changes 'bleeding' out to any global state.
If side-affects come from instantiating a sniffer, this limits the ability to use the sniffers as reusable components.
ksniff/pkg/service/sniffer/privileged_pod_sniffer_service.go
Lines 31 to 44 in e299ffb
This PR copies the relevant configuration into the Sniffer internal state. I think there is more that can be done for this (renaming) but I wanted to be as un-invasive as possible.