Fix(Installation): Adjust the data directory's permissions to 777 to …

…allow access for users in the container. (#8876)

* Fix(Installation): Update docker-compose.yaml in the installation example 'docker-compose-file' to specify the container execution user as 'root' to ensure the mounted volume can be accessed.

* Fix(Installation): Adjust the data directory's permissions to 777 to allow access for other users.

* Fix(Installation): Add comment in 'prepare-directories.sh'

* Supplement the changelog

* update the type to 'NON_USER_FACING' in the changelog file 'installation-fix.yaml'

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Co-authored-by: Sam Heilbron <SamHeilbron@gmail.com>

changelog/v1.16.0-beta27/installation-fix.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+changelog:
+  - type: NON_USER_FACING
+    description: >-
+      Adjust the permissions of the 'data' directory in the 'docker-compose-file' setup to 777 to grant access to users within the container.

install/docker-compose-file/prepare-directories.sh

@@ -11,4 +11,7 @@ mkdir -p ./data/artifact/artifacts/gloo-system
 mkdir -p ./data/config/{authconfigs,gateways,graphqlapis,proxies,ratelimitconfigs,routeoptions,routetables,upstreamgroups,upstreams,virtualhostoptions,virtualservices,httpgateways,tcpgateways}/gloo-system
 mkdir -p ./data/secret/secrets/{default,gloo-system}
 
+# Make sure the user in the container can read/write to the data folder
+chmod -R 777 ./data
+
 echo "Done"