How to Mount External Volumes via NFS - Part 2B on automating your plex server

Update from part 2:
Some people were having issues with CIFS mounts in portainer. Using NFS I show you how to mount a separate NAS or storage device as a Volume in Portainer or mount directly in Ubuntu as a folder via terminal.

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Commands to Mount NFS in Ubuntu:
1) sudo mkdir /nfs
2) sudo mkdir /nfs/Media
3) sudo apt install nfs-common
4) sudo mount 192.168.1.36:/Media /nfs/Media
(remember to change the IP to the IP of the device hosting the files)

Mount on Startup:
1) sudo nano /etc/fstab
2) add to the bottom line:
192.168.1.36:/Media /nfs/Media nfs auto,nofail,noatime,nolock,intr,tcp,actimeo=1800 0 0
3) Ctrl + X to save


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2:20 Add Volume in Portainer on Host
3:11 Mount NFS folder in Ubuntu
5:38 Adding a Mounted Folder in Portainer
6:24 How to mount a NFS folder on startup