How to view container mapping paths in Docker?

To view the mapping paths of a Docker container, you can use the `docker inspect` command to obtain detailed information about the container. Here are the steps:

First, locate the name or ID of the container for which you want to view the mapping paths.

2. Use the following command to view detailed information about the container:

   docker inspect <容器名称或ID>

Please replace `` with the actual name or ID of the container you want to view.

The `docker inspect` command will provide a JSON-formatted output containing various properties and configurations of the container. Look for the “Mounts” section in this output.

In the “Mounts” section, you will find the mounting points of the container and their corresponding paths on the host. Typically, the mapped path is represented by the value in the “Destination” field for the mount point inside the container, and in the “Source” field for the corresponding path on the host.

Here is an example demonstrating how to view the mapping paths of containers:

$ docker inspect mycontainer

The “Mounts” section in the output will contain relevant information about the container mount points and host paths. You can retrieve the required mapping paths based on your specific needs.