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@charnould - Got this working but it could be improved. On your host (replace path based on your requirements): $ mkdir /root/data && chmod 777 /root/dataThen in your volumes:
- "/root/data:/rails/storage/db"Note: Looks like this will only work with absolute host paths: kamal/lib/kamal/configuration/volume.rb Lines 15 to 21 in 83a2d52 |
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Yes, it works! But I'm curious why this setting isn't present in the default generated $ sudo mkdir /data && sudo chmod 777 /datavolumes:
- "/data/storage:/rails/storage" |
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Kamal is a bit framework-agnostic. Not every deployment is going to be for Rails. That is why the volume definition is not set as default for /rails/storage on kamal init. |
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Oh, indeed! I totally forgot about it :) # ...
# To restore or make a data backup, you can link your host's folder to the app of docker container:
# volumes:
# - "/data/storage:/rails/storage"
# ...or possibly something like this (I'm not sure if it works because I haven't tested it yet): # accessories:
# web:
# directories:
# - data/storage:/rails/storage |
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Currently, if your
mrsk.yamlcontains...... it creates a
volume:code-available at
app/database,but located at
/var/lib/docker/volumes/database/_data(defaultDockerlocation forvolume).Using Hetzner, I'd like to use their OWN Volume , kind of mini-S3.
After having configured one, this Hetzner Volume is available at
/mnt/...Is it possible with
mrskto configure the mount point?In Docker-word it should be (?) a
bind-mount (?)Thanks.
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