Nana, This Volume explanation in docker thru the docker-compose yaml was one of the best illustration I have seen. Folks, this young lady is something special. her teachings is exemplary. I have watched her other tutorials and learned a lot from her. Thank you Nana !!. you are a great example to look up to for sharing your time and knowledge to all of us. Thanks again!!. Mat.
I'm so thankful for the love and support Matthew. Your compliment is just uplifting. I'm glad I'm able to help and impart my experience to everyone. Please don't stop supporting. Stay safe. 🙂
Best docker videos so far; I started today with one docker video and by the the end of that video, I was so impressed with lucid style, perfect examples and knowledge of Nana, that I finished 13 tutorial videos ( and will be continuing all videos on Dockers, Kubernetes, Swarm etc). Thank you very much for providing very professional and value-added teaching material.
Nana you are a super girl!! I really appreciate your help and your in depth knowledge on the subject. Moreover your teaching style is super inspiring. I may not write comments on all your videos. But I will definitely like them all and share with the needy folks. Good things should be available to all!! All the best..
Nana Your explanation is so lucid that it answers all the clarifications required. Thanks for all the hard work in producing the videos. Best of all instructional videos that I have watched so far.
I really like your tutorials, they are really on point, and you explain everything very well! Just one thing, I would really like if you mentioned the file-permissions (for files created inside the container) and modes which can be applied to volumes.
Wow, super understandable video, clarity in the explanations and it focuses on the title of the video. Thank you very much. I am going to follow you. ;-)
Awesome, thanks for the video, it really cleared things up for me. I do have a question though: if I wanted to migrate my Docker container to a different machine, and since all of the files are stored locally on the host, is it simply a case of copying the /var/lib/docker/volumes directory to the new machine too?
Great video. It was hard for me to find a video with this clear explanation, thanks a lot. Can you do the same hands-on that you did for Mac using Windows? It would help me a lot as I am using Docker desktop for Windows. I think the idea is similar because Docker desktop for Windows create a Linux VM under the hoods.
Thanks so much for the explanation! And if I use the volumes with the same name with some other service, the data will still be available there, right? Is there a way to synchronize your volume to the cloud?
Thanks for such a great explanation. However I have a slight query into this. As we have a docker volume where all our data is resides. And when we stop or delete the container and again when we run it using docker compose then how the docker recognize the volume for that particular application and attach to the container. Please advise.
Hello. I create a nfs volume for my container and chmod 777 for this folder. But my container does not change file or create folder there. docker volume create --driver local \ --opt type=nfs \ --opt o=nfsvers=4,addr=192.168.25.3,rw \ --opt device=:/mnt/esxiShare/docker/heimdall \ heimdall
I love all your videos. Great work!! One question, I love the font that you use in VC Code. If you don't mind, can you pls share the name and detaild :) Thanks in advance!
Any idea how can i use the certain file in jenkins from the docker image. I can make the name volumes for that certain file and after that how can i export that name volume to jenkins working directory
Thanks Nana. Accessing the volumes on a Mac has now changed, to gain access you need to run: docker run -it --privileged --pid=host justincormack/nsenter1 - github.com/justincormack/nsenter1 stackoverflow.com/questions/39739560/how-to-access-the-vm-created-by-dockers-hyperkit/60582083#60582083 macOS Catalina: 10.15.7 Docker Engine: 19.03.13
That would seem more like host side script. If you're using windows, you could create a PowerShell script, and put an entry to Task Scheduler for the desired frequency, in Linux/Mac, you could use cron to execute a bash or sh script to do the same.
Actually, for windows, scratch the PowerShell. You would likely have to mess with security restraints, which could lead to vulns. You could simply tell Task Scheduler to run the cp command to accomplish that.
Thanks for great explination on docker. I have one question. How would I get Docker to use a volume (Mounted separate SSD) for video storage using the shinobi application. Regards Stan
Thanks for this excellent video. What is the best way to package docker "container along with data volumes" if I wish to move the container (with data/volumes) to a new server/system or give it to QA team so that they get the test data along with the database container.
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very very clear, it is much better explained than most of the courses that are sold in most of the study platform
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THANKSSSSSSS!!
Thank you Mathias, appreciate your feedback! :)
Nana, This Volume explanation in docker thru the docker-compose yaml was one of the best illustration I have seen.
Folks, this young lady is something special. her teachings is exemplary. I have watched her other tutorials and learned a lot from her. Thank you Nana !!. you are a great example to look up to for sharing your time and knowledge to all of us.
Thanks again!!. Mat.
I'm so thankful for the love and support Matthew. Your compliment is just uplifting. I'm glad I'm able to help and impart my experience to everyone. Please don't stop supporting. Stay safe. 🙂
Best docker videos so far; I started today with one docker video and by the the end of that video, I was so impressed with lucid style, perfect examples and knowledge of Nana, that I finished 13 tutorial videos ( and will be continuing all videos on Dockers, Kubernetes, Swarm etc).
Thank you very much for providing very professional and value-added teaching material.
Nana you are a super girl!! I really appreciate your help and your in depth knowledge on the subject. Moreover your teaching style is super inspiring. I may not write comments on all your videos. But I will definitely like them all and share with the needy folks. Good things should be available to all!! All the best..
Wow thanks a lot Amit! 🙂 Thank you also for supporting me by liking and sharing the videos, that's really helpful for me!! :)
I've been reading articles all day and never really understood docker volumes but this video cleared a lot of things up, thank you!
Nana Your explanation is so lucid that it answers all the clarifications required. Thanks for all the hard work in producing the videos. Best of all instructional videos that I have watched so far.
I really like your tutorials, they are really on point, and you explain everything very well!
Just one thing, I would really like if you mentioned the file-permissions (for files created inside the container) and modes which can be applied to volumes.
Fantastic explanations! Thank you so much, Ms J.
You're welcome Patrick, happy you enjoyed watching :)
Very clear Nana, you got amazing technique to explain the concept and do the hands on
Thanx Nana, your "no fuzz" explanations are appreciated :)
Great tutorial! I spent almost two days going nuts with directions in docker... and then I found it
Outstanding video! I would like to see a video on remote docker volumes (drivers, integration with Swarm).
Thanks a lot Jared! Also thanks for the suggestion
Just learned about dockers, our my new teacher 🙏
hi Nana, this video saved my day. wanted to thank you for this for this tutorial.
Thank you, your content helped me so much
Great video, thanks for sharing
Thanks for your comment Michael!
Wow, super understandable video, clarity in the explanations and it focuses on the title of the video. Thank you very much. I am going to follow you. ;-)
This video deserves more likes
Thanks Chris!
Really good work at making an easy explanation!
🙏 thanks!
Love your Docker Tutorials Nana :)
You’re plain genius, Nana! That’s all I have to say this time :)
Awesome, thanks for the video, it really cleared things up for me.
I do have a question though: if I wanted to migrate my Docker container to a different machine, and since all of the files are stored locally on the host, is it simply a case of copying the /var/lib/docker/volumes directory to the new machine too?
That's a good question, I've also the same one, but I suppose You could be right. Have You already gotten the answer?, Even by Your own experience?.
good job, well done Nana !!! Thx
Thanks a lot Sebastian!
you're the best Nana - make my life easier
That's wonderful Jitender. Happy to help. 🙂
This was very clear and helpful, thank you!
Great video. It was hard for me to find a video with this clear explanation, thanks a lot. Can you do the same hands-on that you did for Mac using Windows? It would help me a lot as I am using Docker desktop for Windows. I think the idea is similar because Docker desktop for Windows create a Linux VM under the hoods.
From Russian with love;) Thanks a lot!
Thanks looking forward for more videos..
Yes many more will come, so stay tuned :)
Thanks for ur great help
Wow, you are a good teacher. 👏👍
love your in-depth teaching style. please continue. But also how do i get that motivational time stamped background screen saver?
Thank you so much!
you are amazing..
Thanks so much for the explanation! And if I use the volumes with the same name with some other service, the data will still be available there, right? Is there a way to synchronize your volume to the cloud?
Brilliant
Nice! Thank you.
thanks nana
I am using windows host.. mount path(volume) is on linux container running at background..how to access them
Thank you Mam
very helpful!
Thanks for such a great explanation. However I have a slight query into this. As we have a docker volume where all our data is resides. And when we stop or delete the container and again when we run it using docker compose then how the docker recognize the volume for that particular application and attach to the container. Please advise.
Hello. I create a nfs volume for my container and chmod 777 for this folder. But my container does not change file or create folder there.
docker volume create --driver local \
--opt type=nfs \
--opt o=nfsvers=4,addr=192.168.25.3,rw \
--opt device=:/mnt/esxiShare/docker/heimdall \
heimdall
I love all your videos. Great work!! One question, I love the font that you use in VC Code. If you don't mind, can you pls share the name and detaild :) Thanks in advance!
very helpful
Please make videos on docker network.
Already on my video list :)
If we want this persistent data to be accessed by multiple docker containers, would it not be better to just use -v host_nfs_dir:docker_dir ?
At the end files must be stored somewhere on the physical disk if Mac, Where are they??
Any idea how can i use the certain file in jenkins from the docker image. I can make the name volumes for that certain file and after that how can i export that name volume to jenkins working directory
How to make changes to the files inside volume? Still searching 😭
How do we make this db server to run in an redundant containerized way?
Thanks Nana. Accessing the volumes on a Mac has now changed, to gain access you need to run:
docker run -it --privileged --pid=host justincormack/nsenter1 - github.com/justincormack/nsenter1
stackoverflow.com/questions/39739560/how-to-access-the-vm-created-by-dockers-hyperkit/60582083#60582083
macOS Catalina: 10.15.7
Docker Engine: 19.03.13
Could we specify the path of the docker volume in the host environment?
In ubuntu (Linux) it's in /var/lib/docker/volumes.
ps: make sure run as sudo user
please code souce .
Throw away your Mac! 😂
Amazing! If you have time for another short video could you also please explain `external: true` in the docker-compose file?
Great explanation. I miss more information about drivers. But still cool.
Could you please explain docker volume back up and restore?
thx, very useful video
Is there a way docker will also copy all files from that volume to a specified path in the host????
That would seem more like host side script. If you're using windows, you could create a PowerShell script, and put an entry to Task Scheduler for the desired frequency, in Linux/Mac, you could use cron to execute a bash or sh script to do the same.
Actually, for windows, scratch the PowerShell. You would likely have to mess with security restraints, which could lead to vulns. You could simply tell Task Scheduler to run the cp command to accomplish that.
Best video!!!
Thanks for great explination on docker. I have one question. How would I get Docker to use a volume (Mounted separate SSD) for video storage using the shinobi application.
Regards Stan
thank for this series of vidéo. Clear ans usefull.
Thanks a lot, glad it's helpful! :)
Thanks for this excellent video. What is the best way to package docker "container along with data volumes" if I wish to move the container (with data/volumes) to a new server/system or give it to QA team so that they get the test data along with the database container.
I'm trying to create a volume which the data is persisted in another hard-drive, it's hard to find some tutorial with that.
thanks for the greaatt tutorial :)
You're welcome, glad it was helpful to you :)
Thanks, Nana, This video really just helped me out of a fix
very useful example thankssss
Really very helpful video. Love it. ❤
Nice Video ... Thanks
May I ask what tool you use to create those screencasts?
Love your videos!