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Container's root most certainly does map to host root unless you've enabled user namespaces (which is painful). However, root in a container does have many pri
by cpuguy83 7y ago
Container's root most certainly does map to host root unless you've enabled user namespaces (which is painful).
However, root in a container does have many privileges dropped and seccomp policies applied (assuming you haven't turned seccomp off via k8s).