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As a cloud-developer, I would like mount a volume into my container, So I can use it with my uservice.
Ex. I would like to have a /data or /tmp directory on my container so my code can use to store some data.
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Sounds great, this would be an extension to the RuntimeConfig, please feel free to prototype and send PRs...
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I'll take a stab at this. I'm going to make some assumptions:
So before I make a PR, I think the runtime options would look something like:
@Containerize( package={...} runtime={ volumes={ "/path/on/host": "/path/in/container", "/another/host/path": "/some/container/path:ro", # <--- notice the ro annotation } } ) def main(): ...
Let me know what you think.
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As a cloud-developer,
I would like mount a volume into my container,
So I can use it with my uservice.
Ex. I would like to have a /data or /tmp directory on my container so my code can use to store some data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: