Adds influxdb user to alpine Dockerfiles #385
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Allow containers to be run as non root by adding an influxdb user and group. Home directory of the user is set to the data dir of influx
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Allow containers to be run as non root by adding an influxdb user and group. Home directory of the user is set to the data dir of influx.
The intent is to allow influxdb to be run as a non-root user in environments where policy may disallow the use of the root user. E.g. kubernetes clusters with certain pod-security-policies set.
N.B. The Dockerfile is not defaulted to use the influxdb user to maintain backward compatibility.