How to create NFS share on Synology NAS so that only a particlar linux pc has write access?

What I have:

• Synology NAS (IP x.x.x.11)
  • Docker installed, and a docker user and group,
  • running many containers using the docker user,
  • all containers’ storage inside /volume1/docker/,
  • NFS share for /volume1/docker/ (see footnote 1 below);
• Linux PC (IP x.x.x.10)
  • Docker installed, no docker user and group yet,
  • mounted NFS share as /media/docker on the PC (see footnote 1 below),
  • this user only has read access,
  • sudo has write access, but I don’t want to run everything as root!

What I want:

• Run the containers using the PC’s CPU,
• Keep the containers’ storage on the NAS,
• only this PC (or possibly only a particular user on the PC?)
  shall have network access to the NFS share.

Questions:

1. On the NAS, how do I prevent READ access to the share from anywhere except that PC?
2. On the NAS, how do I grant WRITE access to the share, but only to this PC? (And only to a particular user??)
3. Do I need to set up a docker user and group on the PC? I could just use the existing (non-root) user, uid=1001.
4. On the PC, how do I configure /etc/fstab to give write access to that non-root user on the PC?

Footnote:

1. On the NAS, sudo cat /etc/exports gives:

/volume1/docker 192.168.1.10(rw,async,no_wdelay,crossmnt,no_root_squash,insecure_locks,sec=sys,anonuid=1025,anongid=100)

2. On the PC, cat /etc/fstab gives:

192.168.1.11:/volume1/docker /media/docker nfs rw,vers=4 0 0