As you remember from Chapter 1, Introduction to Docker, there's a settings screen in Docker for Windows or Docker for Mac, that allows us to specify which drives Docker can have access to. For a start, let's mark drive D in our Docker for Windows to make it available for Docker containers:
For the purpose of our volume examples, I've created a docker_volumes/volume1 directory on my D drive and created an empty data.txt file inside:
There are two ways to create volumes. The first one is to specify the -v option when running ...
