Change default group for consistency and openshift compatability#2766
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@andrewzamojc @rossedfort @Alex-Tideman Would appreciate a review. This issue is currently blocking me from deploying temporal in Openshift at my org. |
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Description & motivation 💭
This PR updates the Dockerfile used to build the Temporal UI server image to make it compatible with OpenShift's default security constraints. Specifically:
These changes:
Enable the image to run in OpenShift environments without requiring privileged SCCs or custom UID assignments
Make the Dockerfile consistent with other Temporal repositories that follow a similar non-root UID convention for container compatibility
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