Troubleshooting permission issues when building Docker containers

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  • Docker containers run by default as root. In general, it is not a recommended practice as it poses a serious security risk. This risk can be mitigated by configuring a non-root user to run the container. One of the ways to achieve this is to use the USER instruction in the Dockerfile. While running a container as a non-root user is the right thing to do, it can often be problematic as insufficient permissions can lead to hard to diagnose errors. This post uses an example node application to discus a few permission-related issues that can pop up when building a non-root container along with some strategies that can help troubleshoot this kind of issues.

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