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[feature](doris compose) run docker as host user - #43040
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Our workmates run doris compose on the same dev machine. Sometimes some docker doris_be consume high cpu. We want to find out it belongs to who. But if show processes with command 'ps -elf' on host machine, we only find out that its owner is root. What a pitty. So we let doris compose docker run as host user. Then use command 'ps -elf' can known who it belongs to. To achive this goal, we pass host user and uid into docker container, and let container add a new user the same with it, then run command with this new account. If user still want to run as root in container, they need to pass options '--root' when creating a new doris compose cluster. ``` # run as root in container python doris-compose.py up --root ... #run as host user in container python doris-compose.py up ... ```
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PR Body: Our workmates run doris compose on the same dev machine. Sometimes some docker doris_be consume high cpu. We want to find out it belongs to who. But if show processes with command 'ps -elf' on host machine, we only find out that its owner is root. What a pitty. So we let doris compose docker run as host user. Then use command 'ps -elf' can known who it belongs to. To achive this goal, we pass host user and uid into docker container, and let container add a new user the same with it, then run command with this new account. If user still want to run as root in container, they need to pass options '--root' when creating a new doris compose cluster. ``` # run as root in container python doris-compose.py up --root ... #run as host user in container python doris-compose.py up ... ``` Cherry-picked from #43040 Co-authored-by: yujun <yu.jun.reach@gmail.com>
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…7561) Cherry-pick all docker/runtime/ changes from apache/doris master that are missing in branch-hotfix-selectdb-doris-3.1-hubspot. Includes changes from PRs: apache#42068apache#42208apache#42564apache#42605apache#43040apache#43085apache#43200apache#45503apache#45926apache#46387apache#47342apache#47837apache#48183apache#48839apache#48898apache#49343apache#49874apache#50247apache#50536apache#50604apache#50745apache#50922apache#51357apache#51693apache#54321apache#54392apache#54950apache#55299apache#55548apache#55615apache#55671apache#55824apache#56471apache#56757apache#56917apache#57113apache#57236apache#57345apache#57374apache#57695apache#58229apache#58565apache#58638apache#59039apache#59292apache#59480apache#59553apache#60060apache#60458 ## Proposed changes Issue Number: close #xxx <!--Describe your changes.--> Co-authored-by: catpineapple <catpineapple@users.noreply.github.com>
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Our workmates run doris compose on the same dev machine. Sometimes some docker doris_be consume high cpu. We want to find out it belongs to who. But if show processes with command 'ps -elf' on host machine, we only find out that its owner is root. What a pitty. So we let doris compose docker run as host user. Then use command 'ps -elf' can known who it belongs to. To achive this goal, we pass host user and uid into docker container, and let container add a new user the same with it, then run command with this new account. If user still want to run as root in container, they need to pass options '--root' when creating a new doris compose cluster. ``` # run as root in container python doris-compose.py up --root ... #run as host user in container python doris-compose.py up ... ```
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Our workmates run doris compose on the same dev machine. Sometimes some docker doris_be consume high cpu. We want to find out it belongs to who. But if show processes with command 'ps -elf' on host machine, we only find out that its owner is root.
What a pitty. So we let doris compose docker run as host user. Then use command 'ps -elf' can known who it belongs to.
To achive this goal, we pass host user and uid into docker container, and let container add a new user the same with it, then run command with this new account.
If user still want to run as root in container, they need to pass options '--root' when creating a new doris compose cluster.