As long as you’re not using docker for windows you should be fine. Docker desktop for windows uses a network share, to connect the Windows filesystems to the Li

As long as you’re not using docker for windows you should be fine. Docker desktop for windows uses a network share, to connect the Windows filesystems to the Linux docker system. Volumes are made exactly for holding databases. And also bind mounts should work without any issue in most configurations. But if there is some kind of network/virtualization between the physical disk and the container, you should investigate it in more detail.