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@Behnam-Shobiri could you please help with this question? |
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Hi @LyKos4, there are always risks with running any pod (Calico or otherwise) as root. You can find documentation about non-root mode for Calico here: https://docs.tigera.io/calico/latest/network-policy/non-privileged. Shell access to our pods/containers are restricted and removed from the image at build time where it is not needed. |
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Are there security dangers in running the calico pods' containers as root user in a kubernetes cluster?
If so, what are they? (Please describe scenario)
Also, are all pods affected? Either they are accessible with bash/sh or not?
Is there a way to run calico pods with a non-privileged user with no problems?
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