Use of named volumes #7
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I updated this project for my own use, and I prefer using named volumes because of they are less problematic with UIDs, are "file path separator aware" when using absolute paths and allow easier backup management. Named volumes also allow initial container content to be added to this folders, meanwhile host volumes force to add all need required content in local path (because of that Solr6 logs cannot be accessed in original version of this project).
The main disadvantage is the need of use of gdiepen/volume-sharer, or similar one, to access file in volumes (at least in Windows, in Linux could be accessed directly in
/var/lib/docker/volumesbut the problems with UIDs would appear using this direct path).README.md was updated to show these changes, but my English needs a peer-review.