Update Dockerfile for OpenShift #994
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Signed-off-by: Matt Colman <namloc2001@yahoo.co.uk>
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Hi Matt, could you check if Dependency Track 4.4.0, which includes #1303, is sufficient for you? |
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Covered by existing PR. |
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Hi, I am running Dependency Track 4.2.1 on OpenShift. OpenShift applies its Restricted SCC to deployments by default, whereby it assigns an arbitrary UID to the container and also assigns it GID=0. Therefore if we update Dockerfiles to chown/chgrp GID=0 and also chmod g=u (so that the group 0 has same permissions as user) we can ensure the Dockerfiles are compatible with OpenShift best practice.
Reference: "Support arbitrary user ids" https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.1/openshift_images/create-images.html