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# [Incubating] `container_engines`
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#
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# This option allows you to explicitly enable or disable API lookups against container
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- # runtime sockets for each supported container runtime, tracked internally as `container_engines` .
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- # Access to these sockets enables Falco to provide container and Kubernetes fields, which
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- # are crucial for identifying workload owners in modern containerized environments.
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+ # runtime sockets for each supported container runtime.
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+ # Access to these sockets enables Falco to retrieve container and Kubernetes fields,
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+ # helping identify workload owners in modern containerized environments.
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# Refer to the fields docs:
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#
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# - [Kubernetes fields](https://falco.org/docs/reference/rules/supported-fields/#field-class-k8s)
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# - [Container fields](https://falco.org/docs/reference/rules/supported-fields/#container)
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#
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- # Additionally, Falco uses container events as a data source for alerting.
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+ # Additionally, Falco can use container events as a data source for alerting (evt.type = container) .
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#
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- # For most container engines, you can enable or disable them, and Falco will search the
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- # default container runtime socket paths, such as `/var/run/docker.sock` for Docker.
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+ # For most container engines, you can solely enable or disable them, and Falco will search the
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+ # default (hard-coded) container runtime socket paths, such as `/var/run/docker.sock` for Docker.
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+ #
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# However, for Kubernetes settings, you can customize the CRI socket paths:
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#
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# - `container_engines.cri.sockets`: Pass a list of container runtime sockets.
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