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I’m getting started with Docker and I noticed that every time I stop and remove a container, all the data inside it is lost. How can I set up my Docker containers to persist data even after the container is removed?
Is there a simple way to do this for databases or web applications that need to store data permanently?
Not sure if it matters but I am using the 1-Click Droplet from the Marketplace?
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