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Hi there @kalapanabudhe,
I believe that when you do --volumes-from it needs to be followed only by the name of the container that you want to use the volumes from. Have you tried chaning the following:
--volumes-from AppContainer:AppContainer1
To:
--volumes-from AppContainer
I ran the following test and it worked as expected:
test1 and with a volume called dev_images_volume:docker run -t -d -v dev_images_volume:/test --name test1 nginx
Then I used the --volumes-from flag to create a second container called test2:
docker run -t -d --volumes-from test1:tes2 --name test2 nginx
After checking the containers both were sharing the same volume.
Hope that this helps!
Regards,
Bobby