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Generally, that mutable data is on externally mounted volumes or stores though and not in the container itself, right? Except for what is read into container m
by devnull255 5y ago
Generally, that mutable data is on externally mounted volumes or stores though and not in the container itself, right? Except for what is read into container memory and written out to temporary or work files.
- synthc 5y agoTrue, but restarting a service, remounting all the data, waiting until everything has synced etc, just to apply a security patch is a big downside of the immutable approach
- cortesoft 5y agoRight, but my point is that a bad deploy can cause data corruption, which usually isn't fixed by just redeploying the previous version.