Robin Moffatt • 1/13/2021

Running as root on Docker images that don't use root

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This technical article explains how to override the default non-root user in Docker containers (like Confluent Platform or Oracle Database images) by using the `docker exec --user root` command. It covers checking the current user, installing packages without sudo, and troubleshooting permission issues when changing the working directory.

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