Dockerfile: use /aws as working directory
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Changes relative path to absolute path so a user can easily mount his working dir to the docker Add empty workdir similar to aws
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It helps when user wants to upload/download local files from/to his workdir. |
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Add a note about acessing host filesystem inside docker.
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Changes relative path to absolute path so a user can easily mount his working dir to the docker
Add empty workdir similar to aws