"Vmcloud Cloud Platform" embracing Docker (Fri) Volume (2)

In the previous article, we talked about the first way Docker volume will automatically help you map a LUN as a container store on host, and this time we will implement volume in a more violent and intuitive way, as shown in the architecture:

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1, first add the next previous article did not mention, is used as volume container can be attached to other container, such as the following example:

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2, then we go into the vmctest02 to see is also mounted/vmctest:

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3, Ok, test complete, now let's look at the second way, we first set up a physical path:

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4, the second way is to use the physical path mapping directly, using the following instructions to mount:

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5. Then we go into the container and look at the same position:

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6. We create a folder under the mapping path of the container:

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7, we see on the host whether to sync to the folder inside the container:

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8. Next, we go into the container again and see if it matches the host.

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9, now to complete the two volume way, summed up:

A, the volume mount created by Dockerfile is actually a mount point created under Dockerhost

B, through-V and mapping the path, a bit like direct-attached storage, directly map the host's volume into the container

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"Vmcloud Cloud Platform" embracing Docker (Fri) Volume (2)