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Thank you for clearing that up. So, does this work like Vagrant's mount folders? Does the container then find the path to the host's development artifacts?
by dnt404-1 11y ago
Thank you for clearing that up. So, does this work like Vagrant's mount folders? Does the container then find the path to the host's development artifacts?
- nahiluhmot 11y agoYou have to manually specify the folders you want shared in the arguments to the command. For example, running this: docker run -v /tmp/:/host-tmp/ ubuntu:14.04 bash -lc "echo 'TEST123' > /host-tmp/test" Should create a file on your host's filesystem called "/tmp/test" with the text "TEST123".