How to mount a volume in a docker container?

[TerpEE93]

Good morning,

I have containers running in my EVE Pro instance, and I just pulled down the latest Nginx container. I'd like to mount a directory on my EVE server as a volume in the container, but I don't see documentation to describe how to do that. The startup config runs commands inside the container after it boots. I need something to set command line arguments on the "docker run" command -- some way to start the Nginx container equivalent to "docker run --name some-nginx -v /some/content:/usr/share/nginx/html:ro -d nginx". Is this possible?

Thanks!

-- Greg

[dariasmith]

In my case I had accidentally mapped a directory from the host to a file in the container. Restarting the container didn't work anymore. I had to remove the container (docker rm …), then recreate it. tunnel rush

[soralroy]

Step 1: Display all the existing Docker Volumes. ...
Step 2: Creating a Volume. ...
Step 3: Inspecting Docker Volumes. ...
Step 4: Mounting Docker Volumes. ...
Step 5: Create a file inside the Docker Volume. ...
Step 6: Create another Container and Mount the Volume.

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[bernhardjami]

Unfortunately, I had mapped a host directory to a container file by mistake. The container could no longer be restarted. It required me to delete the container (docker rm...) and then re-create it. Squeeze in the tunnel
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