feat(security): Add non-root user support to generated Dockerfiles #84
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- Create a2a group (GID 1001) and agent user (UID 1001) - Switch containers to run as agent user instead of root - Update Go Dockerfile to include proper user management - Standardize Rust Dockerfile to use a2a/agent naming convention - Ensure proper ownership of application directory Fixes security vulnerability where containers ran as root user. All acceptance criteria met for improved container security. Co-authored-by: Eden Reich <[email protected]>
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Fixes #83
This PR addresses the security vulnerability where generated Dockerfiles were running containers as root user.
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a2agroup creation (GID 1001) andagentuser (UID 1001)Security Benefits
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