Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - Summary - Docker Container Storage and Volumes

The video tutorial covers various Docker storage drivers such as overlay2, fuse, and others. It explains how to change storage drivers by stopping Docker, updating the daemon.json file, and restarting the container. The tutorial also discusses options for storing data in Docker containers and introduces Docker volumes, including how to attach them using the V flag. The session concludes with a brief summary and a thank you note.

Which of the following is NOT a Docker storage driver mentioned in the video?

• BTRFS

• ext4

• fuse

• overlay2

What is the first step in changing a Docker storage driver?

• Attach a Docker volume

• Restart the container

• Stop the Docker service

• Update the daemon.json file

What is a key consideration when storing data for applications in Docker containers?

• Choosing the right storage driver

• Ensuring data persistence

• Using the latest Docker version

• Configuring network settings

Which command flag is used to attach Docker volumes?

• -t

• -p

• -d

• -v

What is the primary purpose of Docker volumes?

• To manage container networking

• To increase container speed

• To persist data beyond the container lifecycle

• To enhance security features