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Running as a non-root user is a security best practice. Some environments require containers run as non-root users. For the `USER` directive, a numeric uid is specified instead of the username because systems configured to disallow running images as root aren't able to run images that use user name string values for the `USER` because they can't validate that a named user isn't root. See kubernetes/kubernetes#56503 for details.
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Running as a non-root user is a security best practice. Some environments require containers run as non-root users.
For the
USERdirective, a numeric uid is specified instead of the username because systems configured to disallow running images as root aren't able to run images that use user name string values for theUSERbecause they can't validate that a named user isn't root. See kubernetes/kubernetes#56503 for details.