Docker Certified Associate Certification Training Course - File System Mount

The video tutorial explains the differences between bind mounts, TMPFS mounts, and volumes in Docker. Bind mounts are limited and rely on the host's file system, while TMPFS mounts are temporary and stored in memory. Volumes are the most efficient for persistent storage, offering easy management and backup. The tutorial also covers how to manage volumes using Docker CLI and provides practical examples of using bind mounts and volumes.

What is the main difference between bind mounts and volumes in Docker?

Explain how TMPFS mounts differ from bind mounts and volumes.

What are the advantages of using volumes over bind mounts?

Describe the process of creating a volume in Docker.

How can you manage Docker volumes using CLI commands?

What happens to TMPFS mounts when the container stops?

In what scenarios would you prefer using named volumes over anonymous volumes?