Docker alone does not solve these problems. You need something like Kubernetes >- Host mounts? So what happens when a container gets rescheduled to another nod

Docker alone does not solve these problems. You need something like Kubernetes >- Host mounts? So what happens when a container gets rescheduled to another node? Persistent Volumes and Claims. Kube manages moving containers, and the associated storage. > - External SAN? Congratulations on your budget. That's not easily doable in public cloud I guess? Specify a storage class on the persistent volume claim. Most providers (Google, AWS, Azure,..) support SSD > So what if disaster strikes and all your containers go down? And get moved around? You let Kube handle rescheduling containers onto new nodes.