Description

Kata Containers was working great with Docker 18.06, but when moved to 18.09 I realized that our container (VM in our case) was not properly destroyed. This being tied to the fact that when the container process terminates (let's say exit from the shell), we expect docker (and containerd) to call into runtime delete <container-id> after it detected the container process terminated.

Apparently the logic seems to have changed because the behavior is now different and docker does not try to delete my container.