Security: Run container as non-root user (UID 10001)#235
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Security improvements to the Dockerfile: - Create non-root user 'app' with high UID (10001) - Set proper ownership for application files and pnpm cache - Make entrypoint script executable - Switch to non-root user before container starts Benefits: - Prevents host UID collisions with high UID - Reduces attack surface if container is compromised - Meets Kubernetes runAsNonRoot security policies - Production-ready security best practices
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Summary
Configure Docker container to run as non-root user
app(UID 10001) instead of root.Changes
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Test
$ docker compose exec open-archiver id uid=10001(app) gid=10001(app)