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Set SCC's
RunAsUser
as MustRunAsRange
Upstream Helm Chart is removing explicit `runAsUser` value from the Deployment and DaemonSet resources. This practically means the UID will be inherited from image's Dockerfile. Users on vanilla Kubernetes clusters will not observe a change in behavior, unless they have exotic configurations. However, OpenShift does have additional security measures. It suggests using randomized UIDs/GIDs for workloads. To enable this, the custom Security Context Constraint resources are being updated. The `MustRunAsRange` policy is utilized with pre-allocated values (no explicit range min/max), which effectively allows OpenShift to pick its own ranges.
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