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Subjects/CSE423 - VIRTUALIZATION AND CLOUD COMPUTING/CSE423 – Unit 3 and 4 Scenario Based Subjective Questions.docx

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Subjects/CSE423 - VIRTUALIZATION AND CLOUD COMPUTING/unit 4.ppt

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+### Create a mount volume on Windows using the Command Prompt and attach it to a container:
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+1. Open the Command Prompt and navigate to the directory where you want to create the mount volume.
+2. Use the following command to create the mount volume:
+	`docker volume create my_volume`
+	Replace `my_volume` with the name you want to give to your volume.
+4. Run a container and attach the volume to it using the following command:
+	`docker run -it --mount source=ca2_volume,target=/data alpine sh`
+	This command runs an Alpine Linux container and attaches the `my_volume` volume to the `/data` directory inside the container. The `-it` option starts the container in interactive mode and opens a shell.
+6. Inside the container, create a file in the mounted volume using the following command:
+	`echo "Hello World 12008698!" > /data/my_file.txt`
+7. Exit the container by typing `exit` in the shell.
+8. Check that the file exists in the mounted volume by using the following command:
+	`docker run --rm -v ca2_volume:/data alpine ls /data`
+9. This command runs a temporary Alpine Linux container, mounts the "my_volume" volume to the `/data` directory inside the container, and lists the files in the ` /data` directory. You should see the "my_file.txt" file in the output.