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It's also possible to run the images in container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes or OpenShift. For more information how to deploy containers in the cluster, take a look at:
Since version 1.1.0 all images run as non-root user per default, so if you want to extend the image and install software, you have to switch back to the root user:
Per default, since version 1.3.0 all container processes will be executed with user id 1000. You can change the user id as follows:
The following VNC environment variables can be overwritten at the docker run phase to customize your desktop environment inside the container:
Set VNC_PASSWORDLESS to true to disable the VNC password. It is highly recommended that you put some kind of authorization mechanism before this. For example in the docker run command:
Since version 1.2.0 it's possible to prevent unwanted control via VNC. Therefore you can set the environment variable VNC_VIEW_ONLY=true. If set, the startup script will create a random password for the control connection and use the value of VNC_PW for view only connection over the VNC connection.
