On the data persistence front, I have an project I'm working on docker-izing that's all about data persistence. I'm thinking of making the app look at a default path when in docker that is auto mounted from an outside directory taken in from a CLI argument. Probably not the only way, but "containerizing-all-the-things" is, in general, a really good thing. Even if the current practices/docker even isn't the final solution.
It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
On the data persistence front, I have an project I'm working on docker-izing that's all about data persistence. I'm thinking of making the app look at a default path when in docker that is auto mounted from an outside directory taken in from a CLI argument. Probably not the only way, but "containerizing-all-the-things" is, in general, a really good thing. Even if the current practices/docker even isn't the final solution.
Use volumes!
So much this
Thanks! Ill make sure to check those out :D