We all know running containers as root is risky. So, like a responsible DevOps engineer, I switched my Docker container to a non-root user. Everything seemed fine… until my app failed to csv export failed in our production
What went wrong? 🤔
- The app lost write permissions to a directory.
- The container crashed due to EACCES (permission denied) errors.
- A small security tweak caused an unexpected production issue.
I spent hours debugging before finally solving it. Want to know the fix? 🔥
👉 Read the full story and solution here:
🔗 The Dockerfile Disaster – How a Non-Root User Broke My App’s File Exports
Have you ever faced permission issues in Docker containers? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
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