I want to share a tool I've been using recently, which I think is fantastic.
It's an OverlayFS driver for Docker that lets you mount a host machine folder into your containers. The cool part is that it behaves like a volume, allowing the container to modify the folder's contents, but these changes remain isolated to the containers that use that volume.
It shares the same semantics of a Docker container, so it's pretty usable, I'm using it so much that I'm surprised this is not a default driver in docker.
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It shares the same semantics of a Docker container, so it's pretty usable, I'm using it so much that I'm surprised this is not a default driver in docker.