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Ah, you see this is what I haven't yet done... but I figured you'd just mount some network attached storage and use that for the data files. Which may or may n
by buro9 13y ago
Ah, you see this is what I haven't yet done... but I figured you'd just mount some network attached storage and use that for the data files.
Which may or may not be the host machine, and most likely would be the machine you configure to be next door with more focus on SSDs than CPU.
I also figured, but haven't checked, that Docker will eventually support Vagrant-style shared folders. But maybe this breaks the philosophical design of a container.
- StavrosK 13y agoYeah, but that's for production. For staging/dev machines it's not very convenient, and I really don't like special-casing things all the time depending on where I have to deploy... It adds a lot of complexity. As LoonyPandora said below, apparently they added shared folders recently, so I'll play with that today.