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This is an addon and experimental feature to extend Issue #72.
Within clusters like Mesos we don't have the ability to use a common NFS mount and create subfolders during mount time to root the container in. This is due to the fact that Issue #72 requires us using docker volume create -d nfs --name data1 -o share=nfshost:/export -o create=true before the container is started.
Since Docker doesn't support share-opts when using docker run we are using a delimiter in this feature to support this.
For example this allows us to use a common nfs share - say nfshost:/export and create a subfolder for the new container within /export called data1. The ultimate mount would be /export/data1.
Syntax now supported:
docker run --volume-driver=nfs -v nfshost/export#data1:/data nginx
The # delimiter seperate the share and the vol name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is an addon and experimental feature to extend Issue #72.
Within clusters like Mesos we don't have the ability to use a common NFS mount and create subfolders during mount time to root the container in. This is due to the fact that Issue #72 requires us using
docker volume create -d nfs --name data1 -o share=nfshost:/export -o create=true
before the container is started.Since Docker doesn't support
share-opts
when usingdocker run
we are using a delimiter in this feature to support this.For example this allows us to use a common nfs share - say
nfshost:/export
and create a subfolder for the new container within/export
calleddata1
. The ultimate mount would be/export/data1
.Syntax now supported:
The
#
delimiter seperate theshare
and thevol name
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: