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Hmm. Either I've lost my mind, or you're running a different Docker than me, or you're thinking of some strange scenario such as a Mac where docker is actually inside a VM, or you're wrong.

While there is a feature to do with UID mapping, it doesn't actually work/isn't usable/nobody uses it in current docker iirc.

Therefore root in the container very much is root on the host.



UID mapping is how rootless docker works, so tons of people are using it




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