Add support for executing agent-local workloads #325
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Workload deploy location can be specified with file:// or nats:// schemes. File-based deploy locations are treated as "agent-local" workload deploy requests, meaning the agent will attempt to resolve the file as an executable installed on its rootfs. File-based workload deploy requests can only be executed in sandbox mode.
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This is still something that needs to be behind a feature/configuration flag that defaults to off/unsupported. |
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This PR allows the workload deploy location to be specified using a file:// or nats:// URL scheme.
File-based deploy locations are treated as "agent-local" workload deploy requests, meaning the agent will attempt to resolve the named file as an executable installed on its rootfs. File-based workload deploy requests can only be executed in sandbox mode.