vmm: support pod sysctl configuration #154
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@Burning1020 already rebase |
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This PR adds support for configuring pod sysctl settings in the VMM (Virtual Machine Manager) component of our Kubernetes runtime project.
With this change, users can now specify custom sysctl settings for their pods, allowing for more fine-grained control over the runtime environment. This feature is particularly useful for workloads that require specific kernel parameter settings.
The implementation includes the necessary changes to the VMM codebase to parse and apply sysctl settings from the pod's configuration.