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Really, tarring up Docker, moving the tarfiles, and then untarring the files is what took the bulk of the time for the move.
Using volumes this way not only ensures your data directories are always available for your containers, but it also serves as a sort of automount feature, every time you re-deploy the container.
Learn the ins, outs, and limits of Docker's native technology for integrating containers with local file systems.
Docker volumes can be created ahead of time or at the time a container starts and can be shared by multiple containers. It is also possible to use volume plugins, which we will discuss in more ...
Docker data volumes created in this way will persist across the container being started and stopped. Details of the volumes attached to a container can be found by running docker inspect against ...
A container isn't much use if you can't easily share or manage its data. Here's how to handle this task with the help of Docker volumes.
Using Convoy you can take snapshots of volumes, incrementally back up snapshots to object stores such as Amazon S3, and restore volumes to running hosts. The ZFS file system is supported, but I ...
You don’t have to back up everything about every container, but it’s important to back up configurations for running and managing them in case of disaster.