feat(DoutD): enable worker to spawn containers on host (ADAnalise-container) #37
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To enable airflow to run ADAnalise-container in a task, I need to make the worker container connect to /var/run/docker.sock on host, so it can spawn a container from outside its own container. I'm not sure what the implications of it in the system, but since the non-root user has the same UID and GID as the host, the permissions shouldn't be a problem, I've been testing locally and I could make the adanalise container to spawn and run it accessing the infodengue's DB thought the docker network