fix: enable ecs-containers-readonly-access and update docker cmd #634
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- Update tc-deploy-scripts to v1.4.15 to set environment variables for enabling ecs-containers-readonly-access - Modify Dockerfile to replace 'yarn start' with 'node /challenge-api/app.js' to ensure compatibility with read-only file systems Enabling ecs-containers-readonly-access ensures that the container file system is read-only, reducing the risk of unauthorized modifications to the application files during runtime. Replacing 'yarn start' with 'node /challenge-api/app.js' addresses potential issues with Yarn requiring a writable file system for certain operations, ensuring a smooth deployment on a read-only environment. Signed-off-by: Rakib Ansary <[email protected]>
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Enabling ecs-containers-readonly-access ensures that the container file system is read-only, reducing the risk of unauthorized modifications to the application files during runtime. Replacing 'yarn start' with 'node /challenge-api/app.js' addresses potential issues with Yarn requiring a writable file system for certain operations, ensuring a smooth deployment on a read-only environment.