Revision 2292c7b0a575c1ddb517b167cf8c73eb3e9a48ff authored by Paul Chaignon on 19 May 2021, 21:33:58 UTC, committed by André Martins on 07 June 2021, 12:23:03 UTC
[ upstream commit 4b3ec5760061e24dce7c749b624e1b5bb5f64c4c ]

Until now, K8sVerifier was using the cilium-builder image to build the
datapath and run verifier-test.sh. Having a K8sVerifier-specific image
also allows us to include a patch for the tc binary, to increase the
maximum size of the verifier log buffer. In the K8sVerifier test, we
load all BPF programs in verbose mode, so the log buffer is always
needed (vs. only in case of retry following a load error usually). A
small log buffer can lead to a load failure that is actually a false
positive (it's just the log buffer being too small and not an actual
issue with the BPF program).

Signed-off-by: Paul Chaignon <paul@cilium.io>
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