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Yes, but the problem with Dockerizing the Ubiquiti controllers (or at least the Unifi one - I haven't attempted with the others) is that the Java app requires M
by zackelan 10y ago
Yes, but the problem with Dockerizing the Ubiquiti controllers (or at least the Unifi one - I haven't attempted with the others) is that the Java app requires MongoDB, and chooses to spin it up as a child process and treat it as an embedded database. Unless you're careful with volume mounting, restarting the Docker container will lose all your wireless connection info, forcing you to reset the AP to defaults or restore the Mongo instance from a backup.
- pokemongoaway 10y agoWhy can't we have docker store it on a mounted volume that it attaches at startup?
- zwily 10y agoYou can - you just have to remember to.
- growse 10y agoThis is generically true of all docker containers that need to persist storage. The docker hub page is pretty explicit about which volumes are exposed and therefore probably contain persistent data. Not quite sure what's special about unifi here.