Скачать или смотреть Docker Volumes Explained (Part 2) | Anonymous & Bind Mounts with Real Examples (MySQL, Redis)

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In Part 1, we covered Named Volumes and how they solve the problem of data loss when containers are deleted.

In this Part 2, we dive deeper into Docker storage and explore:
✅ What Anonymous Volumes are and when they get created
✅ How Bind Mounts work (live connection with your local files)
✅ Real examples with official Docker images like MySQL & Redis (and why they use volumes by default)
✅ Pros, cons, and best practices you need to know

By the end of this video, you’ll understand exactly:
• Why Docker automatically creates volumes
• How anonymous volumes differ from named volumes
• How bind mounts give developers real-time sync with the host machine
• The difference between Named Volumes, Anonymous Volumes, and Bind Mounts

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🖥 Example Demo Commands (for practice)

1. Build custom image with anonymous volume
docker build -t anon-demo .

2. Run container (volume auto-created from Dockerfile VOLUME instruction)
docker run -d --name anon-container anon-demo

3. Check volumes created
docker volume ls
docker inspect anon-container

4. Run container with -v (no name given → anonymous volume)
docker run -d --name anon2 -v /data anon-demo

5. Official image example: MySQL
docker run -d --name demo-mysql mysql

6. Official image example: Redis
docker run -d --name demo-redis redis

7. Bind mount example (live sync)
docker run -d --name web-demo -p 8080:80 \
-v $(pwd):/usr/share/nginx/html nginx

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