Use a non-root user to limit root access in docker #411
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I'd like to be able to deploy the netbird dashboard to a highly restricted environment. One of the requirements is to run docker as non-root. See also the best practices mentioned here.
While it is possible to simply start the netbird dashboard container with another user it is not able to run since it is configured to:
I have tested to run the image in my environment and I am fairly confident that it should run somewhere else, too. I did not test running it with letsencrypt. This should be definitely tested before considering this to be merged.
This feature was asked for in #406. Consider this a first shot in this direction.