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With the local deployment of openwhisk I noticed Java processes running as root that come from the docker containers of kafka, controller and invoker. Is this privilege level necessary or just an artifact from the default setup of docker? We want to minimize the root access in production environments.
Let me know if more details of the environment are required or the error lies in our setup.
This is exactly what I was looking for! I searched the issues before but not PR's... I will follow the discussion. Though it's not a duplicate as the same applies to invoker and kafka.
With the local deployment of openwhisk I noticed Java processes running as root that come from the docker containers of kafka, controller and invoker. Is this privilege level necessary or just an artifact from the default setup of docker? We want to minimize the root access in production environments.
Let me know if more details of the environment are required or the error lies in our setup.
Environment details:
Steps to reproduce the issue:
pgrep -a -u root java
docker top CONTAINER_ID -u root
Provide the expected results and outputs:
N/A
Provide the actual results and outputs:
a)
b)
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