Generated Dockerfile using DOCKERFILE agent

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Agent-Generated Dockerfile

AI-generated Dockerfile for spring-boot (confidence: 0.95)

Recommendations:

• Regularly update the base images to the latest versions to incorporate security patches.
• Ensure the 'spring' user has only the necessary permissions to run the application.
• Consider using a tool like Trivy or Clair to scan the images for vulnerabilities.
• Ensure the health endpoint used in the healthcheck is secured and does not expose sensitive information.
• Consider multi-stage builds to further reduce the size of the final image by only including necessary dependencies.

Validation Results:

• WARNING: The Dockerfile uses specific versions of the Maven and JRE base images. While this is generally good practice, it's important to ensure these versions are up-to-date with the latest security patches. Regularly check for updates to these images.
• WARNING: The Dockerfile correctly switches to a non-root user for running the application, which is a good security practice. However, ensure that the 'spring' user has the minimum necessary permissions.
• WARNING: Using Alpine images can reduce the attack surface due to their smaller size, but they can also introduce compatibility issues or vulnerabilities specific to Alpine. Ensure the Alpine image is up-to-date.
• WARNING: The healthcheck uses curl to check the application's health endpoint. Ensure that the health endpoint is properly secured and does not expose sensitive information.