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I was recently told that running docker or docker-compose with sudo is a big nono, and that I had to create/add my user to the docker group in order to run docker and docker-compose commands without sudo . Which I did, as per the documentation here Now, docker runs normally via my user. e.g. : ~$ docker run hello-world Unable to find image 'hello-world:lates
Asked · Aug 4
answered · Aug 4
I already run my docker build and docker run without sudo. However, when I launch a process inside a docker container, it appears as a root process on top on the host (not inside the container). While it cannot access the host filesystem because of namespacing and cgroups from docker, is it still more dangerous than running as a simple user? If so, how is th
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