Adding permission setting for Docker #6
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Adding permission setting for Docker
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add some clarity on roles and goals
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Without being able to run Docker as non-root, you have to run the other commands as sudo so you don't hit a conflict between OpenShift running as your user and Docker running as root. This seemed like the simpler path to go.