Day-27 | Docker Volumes and Bind Mounts|Persistent Storage for Docker|
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www.buymeacoff... Hi Everyone, This Video, you will learn about Docker Bind Mounts and Volumes.
1. Problem Statement for Volumes (Why Volumes) ?
2. Bind Mounts
3. Volumes
4. Advantages of using Volumes over Bind Mounts
5. Lifecycle of Volumes
6. How to mount a Volume
Learn More about Volumes
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Somebdy has commented that he is repeating same thing 2 3 times and even more, i believe thats actually the best way how a complete newbee can understand
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First time in my life I met someone who gives so many examples and so much in depth information, thanks bhai wish I could meet u someday to thank u personally
Thanks for the detail explanation , Differences between -v and --mount behavior Because the -v and --volume flags have been a part of Docker for a long time, their behavior cannot be changed. This means that there is one behavior that is different between -v and --mount.
If you use -v or --volume to bind-mount a file or directory that does not yet exist on the Docker host, -v creates the endpoint for you. It is always created as a directory.
If you use --mount to bind-mount a file or directory that does not yet exist on the Docker host, Docker does not automatically create it for you, but generates an error
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:02 📋 Introduction to Docker Bind Mounts and Volumes
17:29 🧰 Practical Demonstration of Creating Docker Volumes
23:15 🧐 Exploring an Existing Docker Volume
23:42 📂 Understanding Docker Volumes
25:03 🧹 Deleting Docker Volumes
28:48 📦 Mounting Volumes to Containers
32:04 🔍 Inspecting Containers with Volumes
34:09 🗑️ Deleting Volumes Safely
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Bind mount are used for development only because when you deploy the container to PROD then there is not need to have same folder structure on the PROD system. So mainly for source code updates while doing developments then bind mounts are handy. When you update the source code on the docker host file system then an restart of the container helps to automatically replicate the data in the docker host file system to container own file system.
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u r theoretical explanation awsm ... as i m beginner its take time to understand practical but thank alot for abhishek
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Usecase 2, Backend container keeps on adding content to file , frontend container reads the file and displays it, very common example.( If backend goes down, entire information goes down as storage was not persistence.)
Usecase 3, container Application that reads a file present on the host OS filesystem.
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simple and to the point, thank you :)
Bind mounts and volumes are the solution for the problem.
Bind mounts allow to bind the directory inside the container. Even if container goes down, the data is still there in the /app directory.
Volume is logical partition/disk you create using docker cli on the Host OS. And the volume has a lifecycle. Since you can create it delete it. Another volume advantage is it can also be created on external storage devices such as ec2, s3. You can create a high performance storage and mount it as volume.
Ways to create volume,
docker -v
docker --mount
Thanks Sir great explnation of volume concept
Most welcome
Thanks sir for smooth expalnation.💌
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Excellent explanation ..
Glad you liked it!
Bind mounts in Docker provide a way to share and synchronize files between your local filesystem and Docker containers. They are particularly useful during development and testing when you need to work with application code or data that resides on your host machine within the context of a Dockerized environment.
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Hi Abhishek, Thank you so much for giving us valuable information with your teachings by spending lot of your own time. We all owe you for this. I learned a lot of concepts and improved my knowledge by watching these videos.
I have one doubt regarding this Docker volumes and Bind Mount. My question is
when volumes has these many advantages why we need Bind Mounts concept? Are there any specific cases where only Bind Mount applicable or Blind Mounts overweigh the volumes? Other than when we or client needs info to be stored on same host?.
Thank you!!
Thanks 🙏 Bind mounts have little better performance over volumes, that is the only thing I can think of at this point.
Usecase 1, Containerized Application stores information about users accessing/auditing the application in form of logs. Containers are ephimeral(short lived) in nature, they use FS of underlying host OS. So if the container goes down it free up resources from OS filesystem, hence log files also get deleted.
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Hi Anna , Thanks for this amazing video, it's really helpful 😊and I have one request,can you please do video about explain docker volume backup& restore and how to create volumes in external EC2,S3.
Thanks.
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Yes we understood thank you so much .😇🙏
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Hello Sir its realy Good and easy to learn Devops Some times thngs goes above the mind because i am new to tech please describe more docker images what they are actullay why we are creating docker images etc, Thanks alot.
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nice explanation
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Thank you so much sir...i understand concept of volume...can you make a video to bind a volume from outside like cloud platform...how to bind using dockerfile
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Hi Abhishek,
I'm planning to move my carrier into Devops platform and i see your videos are awesome. This entire Devops zero to hero is little old, could you please confirm did anything changed for now or is it fine if i study the same videos
Sir pls include other tools also in seperate video pls like nagios terraform... Etc
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I am grateful for your lessons. However, I'd correct you at 22:35. The volume you just created ,abhishek, can be traced on your host inside your Docker installation directory (normally /var/lib/docker)
24:36 Which you can see under "Mountpoint"
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I have 1 question related to Docker volume.
Q. Are docker volumes dynamic in nature? Are they grow/shrink as needed?
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Thanks
22:06 -- Volumes that we are seeing with specific name like "argocd" is the named volumes and others are anonymous volumes.
Docker inspect it only shows me bind mounts, but how about EFS that are mounted...?
Thanks, bhai.
Welcome
hi abhishek. Thanks for good explanation. I have a query. How to create a volume with specific path instead of /var/lib/docker/volumes//_data. The time stamp is 24:36
When you start the docker deamon, pass the parameter to dockerd
dockerd - - data-root
docker run -v /opt/datadir:/var/lib/redis redis
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23:15 Size and other configurations of Volume
when container shutdown and you can restart by tagging named volume name to the container to get all data replicated to container own file system but with anonymous volumes cannot be tagged when you restart the container.
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Nice session
Welcome
Thanks @Abhishek for the series .
Can you please help me with my gaps
1.How to share the volumes which we mounted in the container to another container ?
2.Can you please share practical also for -"Bind Mounds"
thanks
docker run -d --name dest_container --volumes-from source_container myimage
#docker volume ls
#docker volume create abhishek
#docker volume ls
#docker volume inspect abhishek
Volume gets created in /var/lib/docker/volumes/abhishek
#docker volume rm demo argocd
Demo -
# docker images
# docker volume create abhishek
#docket run -d --mount source=abhishek,target=/app nginx
#docker ps
# docker inspect id
First you have to stop the container, then delete the container. Only then you will be able to delete volume.
We created volume and mounted the volume. So even if the container goes down, data remains stored in the volume. The data can be stored, backed up , shared with other containers.
Hi Bro . Thanks for your efforts.
I'm learning a lot from your series and I'm starts learning from DAY 1.
I have a doubt that how the search icon opens and you search for mount 32:27.
ctrl+F
Time-stamp - 23:16. Can we mount a directory in two different containers. If we use bind-mount option ?
hi Abhishek, at the end of this video you told to stop the container if we want to delete/remove the volume , right ? how to stop the container and restart it ?could you please explain! apart from this i really learned and enjoyed your videos a lot.
docker stop CONTAINERNAME
docker restart CONTAINERNAME
Thank you ^^
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Hi @Abhishek, I might be having the stupid question "When you ran the docker volume create " it's going to create the logical dir, but then how/where we can define the size of the volume, is that size is depend on the actual size of the volume? Also if want to create the external volume, in example i'm running Docker on AWS EC2 and want to attach external storage (Another new volume to EC2) and want use that storage as a Docker volume how to do that?
Thanks Abhiskek, Can you please tell me how to mount an external volume to a running container while hosting a container?
Hi abhishek 15:50 how to create docker volumes on external sources and how to use them?
using NFS can be done
Hi Abhishek, could you please explain basics about a server like where are the source code stored, which log files to debug in case of incident in prod , best practices to enhance security, best practices to cap CPU, memory etc. in real world scenario
Hello Abhishek sir, Can you tell me which Devops Certification is good after AWS Cloud Practioner. Solution Architect Associate Or Developer Associate. Specifically asking in Devops reference.
IMO architect associate
Sorry I am not a huge fan of certifications ..
Please tell slowly your going fast
And if i keep 0.9x its becoming too slow
don't mind your videos are very usefull one so please try as much as possible to tell little slow so that we can understand very clearly sir
sure
Well explained Abhishek.
The commands used to attaching the volume or binding volume you showed in Linux VM right .
Please confrom me is the same commands will work for windows also?
Bro, your videos are really awesome! and Next level🔥🔥🔥🔥 I have one request though. Could you please consider using a better pen or drawing tool, like an iPad, for your explanations? It would be great because sometimes there's a bit of lag in your writing in the videos.
Thanks
5:30 point of video...actually what is frontend and backend container concept... bit confusing. please clarify abhishek ji.
Well explained... Abhishek garu
How to use bind mounts command same
26:54 Hi Abhishek, why it is difficult to understand volumes, when we have cmd/entrypoint? Are we not allowed to use volumes when we have them?
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Sir when the docker volume is created on the host machine, what will be the default storage size of that docker volume, and how can we increase or decrease the size of docker volume created on host machine
Hi Abhishek, Is logical mount point path which you explained is from Host server right. Please confirm on this
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Most welcome!
HI Abhishek, at time stamp 32:15 there is a volumes section below image, could you please explain the difference between mounts and volumes when you inspect
Hi Abhishek , can u please plan for some of cloudbees classes too
Hi Abhishek your explanation is very nice can you help me to insert If container may down if new container will come in to picture what about existing created volume on host ?
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Thanks alot
my question is the volumes we mount have no size? how do we see the content and how do we do a back up?
Just consider it as a regular volume. Nothing different in terms of reading or taking backups.
For example, if you have mounted a folder from the virtual machine as a volume to docker container, just take back of the folder.
24:40 Abhishek how much amount of volume will it deidate? in mbs?
Shall we know the size of volume?
An can we use windows base os to build docker images?
How can we know the size of volume. Also, how can we attach volume from AWS is it. Possible?
Hi sir, will the volume created using docker command will be listed using df command?
When we create a docker volume what was the size of the volume?
Hi Abhishek, i want attached volume from another location like s3 or another EC2, rather host system.can you please suggest how we can attached ?
Abhishek bro, what is reverse proxy and forward proxy?
Forward proxy is for example .. you use VPN to connect to internet
Reverse proxy is for example nginx load balancer which intercepts the client request validates the request and forwards to the server
If we have a volume that is attached to multiple container. How can we detach the volume from one container.
Is it allowed to delete the container when the volume is attached to it? What if the volume is attached to multiple containers?
Please share your inputs on above queires
Happens all the time in Kubernetes
Sir, is it possible to reverse mount i.e., mount a directory from container to host?
What is the requirement so that I can understand more
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So ideally in local system I have to install an application and the directory of this app in will be used by another app so I need so export this directory as env variable.
Now on containerization the image comes preinstalled with the application and the directory I must export is within the container
Volume wont work because it will mount host machine files to container but what I need is to mount the directory of the container to host machine so that I can export that directory as env variable for other application to use
I hope I made it clear.
Thanks
Hi Abhishek,
How to mount permanent volume?
@Abhishek.Veeramalla
What if i want to mount a apache config file from inside app container (path:/a/apache2/conf/httpd.conf) to outside host machine (path: /tmp/httpd.conf).
will that file be visible to read or write from host machine path ?
We haven't set up the volume s storage While creating. What would default volume storage.
Can you please provide the recordings videos for containerd & Gitlab
Sure .. will try
When I do the mount command it always comes back with an error. Please help me out. Thank you.
Sir I have one problem facing on running command of kubeadm init
It showing error like
error execution phase preflight : [preflight ] some fatal errors occurred
[ERROR CRI] : container runtime is not running
fatal msg : validate service connection : CRI v1 runtime API is not implemented for endpoint
unix///var/run/containerd/containerd.sock
Sir I have tried all ways of installation of Kubernetes that I have seen in Google over this problem
Sir please guide me to solve this issue...
Sir can you guide me to solve the above issue please
Where are you creating this cluster. Please share the complete steps
[1.30]
Sir how can we add a s3 bucket as volume to container
Will talk about this in some video
Hi can I containerize my physical or VM application to container
My AWS WAS SUSPENDED CAN I CREATE NEW ACCOUNT WITH USING PREVIOUS DEBIT CARD AND NEW GAMIL ACCOUNT
Yes
Named volumes are persistent in nature but anonymous volumes are not.
Hi, When I'm trying to mount on windows getting below error.
$ docker volume inspect local_volume_01
[
{
"CreatedAt": "2024-05-01T14:57:31Z",
"Driver": "local",
"Labels": null,
"Mountpoint": "/var/lib/docker/volumes/local_volume_01/_data",
"Name": "local_volume_01",
"Options": null,
"Scope": "local"
}
]
$ docker run -d --mount source=local_volume_01,target=/app docker/nginx:latest
docker: Error response from daemon: invalid mount config for type "volume": invalid mount path: 'C:/Program Files/Git/app' mount path must be absolute.
See 'docker run --help'.
any suggestion please?
docker run -d --name mynginx --mount source=local_volume_01,target=/app docker/nginx:latest. mount path specified is nor recognized