1 year ago

At some point, during your journey with container development, you’ll have to deploy a database to serve as a https://thenewstack.io/5-ways-to-ensure-your-data-storage-systems-protect-customer-data/ for your applications. Or maybe you plan on using a https://thenewstack.io/why-choose-a-nosql-database-there-are-many-great-reasons/ for the purpose of analytics and you rather deploy that database as a container, for its convenience.

However, if I deploy that database as a container, I rarely (if ever) have problems. I can deploy that MongoDB container in seconds and connect to it from outside the cluster.

But, more than anything, you’ve learned how to install Docker, deploy a container with persistent storage, access the container, configure a service, and restart the container.