DrSnowbird / nodejs-nonroot-docker

Nodejs non-root docker

NodeJS with no root access

• A NodeJS base Container with no root access (except using sudo ... and you can remove it using sudo apt-get remove sudo to protect your Container).

If [ you are looking for such a common requirement as a base Container ]:
   Then [ this one may be for you ]

Components:

• Ubuntu 20.04
• No root setup: using /home/developer and /home/developer/app (your NodeJS code resides)
  • It has sudo for dev phase usage. You can "sudo apt-get remove sudo" to finalize the product image.
  • Note, you should consult Docker security experts in how to secure your Container for your production use!)

Build (Do this first!)

./build.sh

or

make build

Build/Run Container Inside Corporate Proxy or Networks

(New!) With this automation for setup proxy and corproate certificate for allowing the 'build and run' the Container behind your corporate networks!

• Step-1-A: Setup Corporate Proxy environment variables: If your corporate use proxy to access internet, then you can setup your proxy (in your Host's User envrionment variable ), e.g.,

  (in your $HOME/.bashrc profile)
  export http_proxy=proxy.openkbs.org:8080
  export https_proxy=proxy.openkbs.org:8443
  

• Step-1-B: If your corporate use zero-trust VPN, e.g., ZScaler, then just find and download your ZScaler and/or additional Corproate SSL/HTTPS certificates, e.g., my-corporate.crt, and then save it in the folder './certificates/', e.g.,

  (in folder ./certificates)
  ├── certificates
  │   └── my-corporate.crt
  

• Step-2: That's it! (Done!) Let the automation scripts chained by Dockerfile for building and running your local version of Container instance behind your Corporate Networks.

Run (recommended for easy-start)

./run.sh

Create your own image from this

FROM openkbs/nodejs-nonroot-docker

Quick commands

• build.sh - build local image
• logs.sh - see logs of container
• run.sh - run the container
• shell.sh - shell into the container
• stop.sh - stop the container