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Dify Readonly Docker Deploy

Secure and production-ready deployment of Dify AI components inside read-only, hardened Docker containers.
This repository demonstrates how to turn Dify services into immutable, locked-down, and tamper-resistant containers for enterprise and air-gapped environments.

Goal: Prevent runtime file modifications, reduce attack surface, and guarantee predictable execution using minimal-privilege + readonly FS models.


🔐 Features

  • ✅ Read-only root filesystem (--read-only)
  • ✅ Strict filesystem isolation (tmpfs, minimal writable paths)
  • ✅ Rootless / non-root container execution
  • ✅ Hardened Dockerfiles for production security
  • ✅ Compatible with offline / air-gapped setups
  • ✅ Modular deployment of individual Dify components
  • ✅ Optional Kubernetes manifests (WIP)

📦 Included Components

Component Status Notes
Dify API ✅ Ready Hardened Dockerfile + readonly runtime
Dify Worker ✅ Ready Queue + tasks execution locked down
Vector DB / Redis ⚙️ Configurable External state only
Dify Web UI ✅ Ready Static asset-optimized
Plugin Daemon ✅ Ready With FS restrictions

🧠 Why Read-Only Containers?

Immutable containers provide:

  • Strong security posture
  • Zero drift / reproducible infra
  • Reduced supply-chain exposure
  • Compliant deployment for regulated environments
  • Perfect fit for MLOps, LLM Ops, and enterprise AI platforms

If a service doesn't need to write — it shouldn't.

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