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Currently, the share container can only be run as the root (uid: 0) user and this is not ideal from a security standpoint. Could this be adjusted to have a non-root user like other ACS-related containers? If not, could an explanation around why it needs to be root and/or instructions on the permissions needed by the user to run the container? The latter would at least allow custom images that can run as non-root users to be built.
P.S. The transform router container/image also has this issue but I can't find the relevant repository to raise an issue.
Currently, the share container can only be run as the root (uid: 0) user and this is not ideal from a security standpoint. Could this be adjusted to have a non-root user like other ACS-related containers? If not, could an explanation around why it needs to be root and/or instructions on the permissions needed by the user to run the container? The latter would at least allow custom images that can run as non-root users to be built.
P.S. The transform router container/image also has this issue but I can't find the relevant repository to raise an issue.