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In this video, youll learn how to permanently save your database when using a database inside a Docker container. Ive created a few videos on how to set up a database in Docker, but one of the common questions is how can I save my database permanently? I didnt know either, so I did some research. By default, Docker does not keep data that you create inside a container. You can stop and start a container, and from what Ive seen, the data in your database is still there. But if you remove a container, or want to recreate a container, then the data is gone. What if you want to keep the data? Luckily, this can be done. In Docker, there are two methods for keeping data on a more permanent basis. The first is called a volume, and the second is called a bind mount. Ill explain the differences and show you how to set up both in this video. During my research for this video, I read a range of articles. Most of them just made me more confused: bind? mount? host? volu
