Docker Shared Volume Tutorial between two containers | Docker Volume Mount Demo in Windows 11

Docker installation in Windows 11 with WSL:-
WSL+Docker+Apple MacOS X Big Sur installation in Windows 11

docker volume create sonooskbvol //Volume Name

Verify Volume by command and GUI
docker volume ls

Attach Volume with two new containers

docker run -it -v sonooskbvol:/shared-volume --name my-container-01 ubuntu
[Ctrl] + [P] and [Ctrl] + [Q] and return to the host machine’s command prompt

docker run -it -v sonooskbvol:/shared-volume --name my-container-02 ubuntu
[Ctrl] + [P] and [Ctrl] + [Q] and return to the host machine’s command prompt

Verify data in both container
docker exec -it my-container-01 /bin/bash
docker exec -it my-container-02 /bin/bash

Deleting both the container
docker stop my-container-01
docker rm my-container-01
docker stop my-container-02
docker rm my-container-02

Verify Volume
docker volume ls

Attaching same volume to third container to verify data persist or not

docker run -it -v sonooskbvol:/shared-volume --name my-container-03 ubuntu

Can docker volumes be shared?
Can two containers share the same volume?
How do I share volume between containers?
How do I share docker volumes across hosts?

docker mount volume example
docker mount volume to running container
docker volume
docker-compose volumes
docker-compose volumes example
docker create volume from local directory
docker volume vs bind mount
docker volume types

[vooroorxxx]

Okey you can access to shared volume within containers but can i access volume from wsl or ubuntu? i mean in your example the sonooskbvol volume

[daironperezfrias]

How to do the same think in docker-compose between the imagen of services ?