Persistent Volume In Docker | Docker Volume vs Bind Mounts | Persistent Storage For Containers

#PersistentStorage, #DockerVolumes, #BindMounts Hello Friends, Welcome to another tutorial on docker. Today we are going to see on persistent storage. This will not be new for you if you have already seen my other docker tutorials. I have used these commands in multiple places. By default each docker container will create its own volume which is writable container layer, however this means that when the container is destroyed the data is difficult to take when another process need it. Docker has two options for containers to store files in the host machine, so that the files are persisted even after the container stops , those are volumes, and bind mounts. We will be seeing how to create volumes and also mount paths outside of volume locations. If you have not subscribed to my channel kindly do so and like the video.

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Kabil bhai my requirements is mount should be at this path the container path should get mounted to the above path i am not able to achieve it please reply

[asifkazi]

For Windows host,
What will be the location for any container?