Types Of Docker Volume Drivers

Following are some types of docker types of docker volume drivers

  • Local Driver: The default volume driver that creates volumes on the local host. This driver is suitable for basic local storage needs and is often used during development.
  • Named Volume: Named volumes are a type of local volume that Docker manages. They provide a more abstract and portable way to handle storage, allowing you to refer to volumes by name rather than a specific host path
  • Bind Mount: Bind mounts directly reference a directory on the host machine. They are useful for sharing files between the host and containers or for persisting data in a specific location on the host.

What Is Docker Volume Inspect ?

“docker volume inspect” is a command line interface (CLI) used to extract detailed information about Docker volume. Docker volumes are mainly used to maintain the state of the application which means in other words it is used for the stateful applications.

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