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I believe your issue is caused by the following lines in your Dockerfile:
RUN chmod 777 /data/Analysis
RUN chown ad /data/Analysis
VOLUME ["/data/Analysis"]
Can you please remove those lines and see if it resolves your problem?
The first two lines are useless, since the mounted filesystem will override any changes you make to the mount point in your container image. And you do not need a VOLUME declaration in this situation.
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Instance store is set to 755 no matter what you do. With EBS, 777 is possible. I still don't know why I can't set the instance store to 777.
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Thanks for answering my question. I tried it without those lines at first, but it was set to 755. I used instance store, but since I used ebs instead of instance store, it was set to 777. However, I still don't know why the instance store is set to 755.