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    Student Neeraj Kukreti performed an experiment on containerization with Docker to maintain state with Docker volumes. The experiment involved creating a volume and inspecting it. Then a container was created from an image using flags to mount the volume, run interactively, and name the container. Files were created in the container's path to the volume before removing the container. A new container was then created with the same volume mount, allowing the previously created files to be visible and shared across containers using the same volume.

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    Student Neeraj Kukreti performed an experiment on containerization with Docker to maintain state with Docker volumes. The experiment involved creating a volume and inspecting it. Then a container was created from an image using flags to mount the volume, run interactively, and name the container. Files were created in the container's path to the volume before removing the container. A new container was then created with the same volume mount, allowing the previously created files to be visible and shared across containers using the same volume.

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    Student Neeraj Kukreti performed an experiment on containerization with Docker to maintain state with Docker volumes. The experiment involved creating a volume and inspecting it. Then a container was created from an image using flags to mount the volume, run interactively, and name the container. Files were created in the container's path to the volume before removing the container. A new container was then created with the same volume mount, allowing the previously created files to be visible and shared across containers using the same volume.

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    Experiment No. 2.

    Student Name: Neeraj Kukreti UID: 22MCC20067


    Branch: MCA–CCD Section/Group: MCD-1/A
    Semester: III Date of Performance: 25th Oct 23
    Subject Name: CONTAINERIZATION Subject Code: 22CAH-742
    WITH DOCKER

    1. Aim/Overview of the practical:


    a) Maintaining States with Docker Volumes.

    2. Code for practical: (a)


    Step 1 : First create a volume and inspect.

    Step 2 : Create a container using image with some additional flags:


    -v for volume
    -it for interaction mode
    --name container name

    Step 3 : Container is in running state.


     Specify the path.
     Create some files or data in the running container, then exit and remove the container.

    Step 4 : After removing the previous container, Now Create another container same with -v -it or –name
    flag.
     Specify the path.
     List the files.

    Step 5 : Previous generated file is visible that means different containers are using the same volume.

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