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Sub-task
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Resolution: Fixed
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L3 - Default
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As part of supporting OpenShift as a deployment target for our Helm charts, we need to ensure that our Docker images can run with arbitrary users. While there's a little more to cover than this, ensuring rootless/arbitrary user deployments covers the main source of issues with using the image in an OpenShift deployment.
The goal here is simply to guarantee we have some smoke test which runs in our CI, allowing us to detect as early as possible if we were to break these guarantees.
Acceptance criteria should be:
A smoke test is added, running on every PR/merge as part of the CI pipeline, which tests the latest container image deployed using an arbitrary user ID (1000620000) and the root group ID (0).
For context, here are the equivalent issue and PR on the Zeebe side.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
Test running the Optimize container image as an arbitrary non root user
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Resolution: Fixed
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L3 - Default
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As part of supporting OpenShift as a deployment target for our Helm charts, we need to ensure that our Docker images can run with arbitrary users. While there's a little more to cover than this, ensuring rootless/arbitrary user deployments covers the main source of issues with using the image in an OpenShift deployment.
The goal here is simply to guarantee we have some smoke test which runs in our CI, allowing us to detect as early as possible if we were to break these guarantees.
Acceptance criteria should be:
A smoke test is added, running on every PR/merge as part of the CI pipeline, which tests the latest container image deployed using an arbitrary user ID (1000620000) and the root group ID (0).
For context, here are the equivalent issue and PR on the Zeebe side.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
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Unassigned
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Nicolas Pepin-Perreault
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