When we create a volume with vFile plugin, 2 volumes are shown by running "docker volume ls":
vmware@ubuntu16:~$ docker volume create --driver=vfile --name=SharedVol -o size=10gb
SharedVol
vmware@ubuntu16:~$ docker volume ls
DRIVER VOLUME NAME
vfile:latest SharedVol
vsphere:latest _vF_SharedVol@vsanDatastore
The backend volume should not be visible to end users if we don't expect user to operate on this volume. Right now we can remove the backend volume successfully, and then the shared volume will not work anymore.
When we create a volume with vFile plugin, 2 volumes are shown by running "docker volume ls":
The backend volume should not be visible to end users if we don't expect user to operate on this volume. Right now we can remove the backend volume successfully, and then the shared volume will not work anymore.