What is the method for mounting Docker images?
In Docker, you can mount local files or directories into containers using the -v or –volume flag. Here is a specific method to do this:
- Mount local files to a container.
docker run -v /path/to/local/file:/path/inside/container image_name
- Mount the local directory into the container.
docker run -v /path/to/local/directory:/path/inside/container image_name
“Either /path/to/local/file or /path/to/local/directory indicates the path to a local file or directory, while /path/inside/container denotes the path to a file or directory within the container, and image_name is the name of the Docker image to run. In this manner, any actions taken on the mounted files or directories within the container will directly impact the local files or directories.”
