captjack on Nostr: *** mounting host directory to container directly *** - any edit visible in both. ...
*** mounting host directory to container directly *** - any edit visible in both. -🇻 flag
$ docker run -it --rm -v /home/user1/hostpath:/home/cont_path ubuntu /bin/bash
root@e8439d98c635:/#
#linuxstr #docker #techtip *** must do at start or else hav2 stop - do - restart
very useful if using hot swap SATA SSD mSATA disks without reboot host system.
Let’s break down this command:
-i -t (or -it) enables interactive access to the container
–rm removes the container upon exit to free system resources (CPU, memory)
/path/on/host is the path of the directory on the host machine that we want to mount
/path/in/container is the desired path within the container where the directory will be accessible
image_name is the name or ID of the Docker image we want to run
/bin/bash provides a Bash shell within the container
$ docker run -it --rm -v /home/user1/hostpath:/home/cont_path ubuntu /bin/bash
root@e8439d98c635:/#
#linuxstr #docker #techtip *** must do at start or else hav2 stop - do - restart
very useful if using hot swap SATA SSD mSATA disks without reboot host system.
Let’s break down this command:
-i -t (or -it) enables interactive access to the container
–rm removes the container upon exit to free system resources (CPU, memory)
/path/on/host is the path of the directory on the host machine that we want to mount
/path/in/container is the desired path within the container where the directory will be accessible
image_name is the name or ID of the Docker image we want to run
/bin/bash provides a Bash shell within the container