docker-no-root

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Never run Docker containers as root. Enforce USER directive in Dockerfiles and user: in compose files. Database images are the only exception.

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name	docker-no-root
description	Never run Docker containers as root. Enforce USER directive in Dockerfiles and user: in compose files. Database images are the only exception.
triggers	["docker","compose","container","Dockerfile","deploy"]

Docker No-Root Policy

Invariant

No application container in any service stack may run as PID 1 root (user: 0:0).

Rules

Dockerfiles

If a Dockerfile installs global tools (corepack, pnpm, etc.) that need root, perform those RUN steps BEFORE the USER directive.
Always add USER 1000:1000 (or USER node if using official Node images) after all RUN steps that need elevated permissions.
The final CMD/ENTRYPOINT must execute as the non-root user.

docker-compose.yml

Application services using pre-built images (node:*, python:*, nginx:*, etc.) MUST have user: "${DOCKER_USER:-1000:1000}".
Services with custom Dockerfiles that contain USER directives do not need a compose-level user: (Dockerfile wins).
Database services (postgres, mongodb, redis, mysql, chromadb) manage their own users — skip them.
Init containers that create files for other services MAY use user: "0:0" with a comment # init container.
MongoDB search (mongot) placeholder containers MAY use root with a comment.

Shared Volume Mounts

When a bind mount is shared between containers with different users, root-owned files created by one container will block writes from non-root containers.
If you encounter EACCES errors in a non-root container, check for root-owned files in the shared mount from sibling containers.
Fix by either: (a) ensuring all containers sharing the mount use the same UID, or (b) running pnpm install / npm install in the container that owns the mount, not from the host.

Anti-Patterns (DO NOT)

Setting user: "0:0" on application services to work around permission issues.
Using npm install -g as non-root without a --prefix flag.
Running corepack enable as non-root on images where /usr/local/bin is root-owned.

Correct Pattern

FROM node:22-bookworm-slim
RUN corepack enable && corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate
USER 1000:1000

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Docker No-Root Policy

Invariant

No application container in any service stack may run as PID 1 root (user: 0:0).

Rules

Dockerfiles

If a Dockerfile installs global tools (corepack, pnpm, etc.) that need root, perform those RUN steps BEFORE the USER directive.

Always add USER 1000:1000 (or USER node if using official Node images) after all RUN steps that need elevated permissions.

The final CMD/ENTRYPOINT must execute as the non-root user.

docker-compose.yml

Application services using pre-built images (node:*, python:*, nginx:*, etc.) MUST have user: "${DOCKER_USER:-1000:1000}".

Services with custom Dockerfiles that contain USER directives do not need a compose-level user: (Dockerfile wins).

Database services (postgres, mongodb, redis, mysql, chromadb) manage their own users — skip them.

Init containers that create files for other services MAY use user: "0:0" with a comment # init container.

MongoDB search (mongot) placeholder containers MAY use root with a comment.

Shared Volume Mounts

When a bind mount is shared between containers with different users, root-owned files created by one container will block writes from non-root containers.

If you encounter EACCES errors in a non-root container, check for root-owned files in the shared mount from sibling containers.

Fix by either: (a) ensuring all containers sharing the mount use the same UID, or (b) running pnpm install / npm install in the container that owns the mount, not from the host.

Anti-Patterns (DO NOT)

Setting user: "0:0" on application services to work around permission issues.

Using npm install -g as non-root without a --prefix flag.

Running corepack enable as non-root on images where /usr/local/bin is root-owned.

Correct Pattern

FROM node:22-bookworm-slim RUN corepack enable && corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate USER 1000:1000