Configure Dockerfile for OpenShift restricted security context #492
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Description
When MALS 2 is deployed to OpenShift, the pod security context and container security context default to 'restricted'.
With Kubernetes restricted security context:
More info: OpenShift Security Context Documentation
Types of changes
Removes use of root user and 1001 user from Dockerfile, as it is suspected that this is causing issues when MALS 2 pods restart (e.g. during Platform upgrades).
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