I think the docking containers have a maximum of 10 GB disk space with the device mapper storage driver as per the default.
In my case, I have a worker container and a data volume container. Then I link them together using "-wholes-in" I also use the device mapper storage driver.
For example, I did a test by creating a script to download a 20GB file on my data volume container and it worked successfully.
My question, is there a 10 GB quota for data volume container? If 20 GB files have been downloaded successfully, then it is limited to 10 GB?
The version of the union file is out of the system according to the definition, so any data from them is devicemapper 10GB limit And will not be counted. If you do not specify the mount point, the default editions are stored under / var / lib / docker / vfs .
You can find exactly where your volume is on the host by observing the dockers as the command:
Docker inspection -f {{. VOLUES}} Container
will result in you:
map [/ container / volume: / var / lib / docker / vfs / dir / 5a6f7b306b96af38723fc4d31def1cc515a0d75c785f3462482f60b730533b1a]
Where the path is the location of the volume on the colon host.
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