Alternatively to relying on fixed user ids, you can make the files that
your app requires to write, writable to the `root` *group*. For files
that your app needs to read, they can be public readable or readable by
the `root` group again.
OpenShift will give your container a random UID but the GID 0.
This will allow your containers to run without special permissions which
would be more secure.
HTH
Marcello Lorenzi wrote on 09/13/17 18:32:
HI All,
we have created some images with commands executed by user jboss and its
user id is fixed to 500 into the docker file. If we start the image on
Origin the image fails for the permission denied. We discovered that
Origin use a random uid assignment during the image creation, but is it
possible to fix the user id for a specific user like jboss for all the
container?
Thanks,
Marcello
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