A-Salem/Zappy

Based on automated scanner analysis, this project is not production-ready. Critical container security issues and absence of testing/licensing infrastructure create substantial risk.

→ Dockerfile USER not specified (Trivy flagged in angular-client/Dockerfile:23 and express-server/Dockerfile:24): Containers will run as root, allowing attackers who compromise a process to control the entire container.

→ No HEALTHCHECK defined in Dockerfiles (DS-0026 flagged in both Dockerfiles): Orchestration systems cannot detect container failures, leading to zombie processes serving traffic.

→ No test suite detected (bestpractices): Inability to verify code behavior before deployment increases regression risk.

→ Missing LICENSE file (bestpractices): Legal and compliance implications for open-source distribution.

→ 85 code quality issues flagged (ESLint): Primarily formatting and const/arrow function inconsistencies, but accumulated quality debt suggests maintenance burden.

Add USER directive in both express-server/Dockerfile:24 and angular-client/Dockerfile:23 specifying a non-root user. This is the single highest-impact fix—it eliminates the critical container escape vector that could give attackers root access. This requires one line per Dockerfile but dramatically improves security posture.

Note: Verify these flagged findings against your actual Dockerfiles and code intent. Some quality findings may be false positives depending on your project conventions. Prioritize the Dockerfile USER specification and HEALTHCHECK additions before addressing the 85 lower-severity linting issues.