Fix Docker security hotspots: non-root user, specific COPY#2
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- Add .dockerignore to exclude sensitive files from build context
- Replace recursive COPY with specific directory copies
- Create non-root gatekeeper user (uid/gid 1000)
- Use setcap to allow privileged port binding without root
- Switch to non-root user for runtime execution
- Add .dockerignore to exclude sensitive files from build context - Replace recursive COPY with specific directory copies - Create non-root gatekeeper user (uid/gid 1000) - Use setcap to allow privileged port binding without root - Switch to non-root user for runtime execution
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