Description: Turning complexity into simplicity for my own pleasure and enjoyment.
Turning complexity into simplicity for my own pleasure and enjoyment.
If you are used to Docker you know that containers are stateless. It means that if you shut it down or spawn new containers, anything you wrote to disk will be gone. That’s one of the reasons a lot of people just write stuff to S3 buckets instead.
But what if you are hosting your own database? or your own Nginx caching layer? Or if you want to save your files directly to disk for performance/security reasons?