Docker images across multiple disks -
I am going with the docker, and I have found that I can put the main image repository on a separate disk (Symlink / Var / lib / docker in another location)
However, now I want to see that there is no way to divide into several disks.
Specifically, I have an old SSD that is at a faster pace than reading, but it is not left until it is written too much unless it is bracket. It would be awful if I can store temporary images here, then keep my writable images in a different place that they write.
Is such a thing possible? How do you split the repository?
Perhaps you can do this by using the AUFS driver to start the initial layers in the SSDA, Making and pointing to Simunx - I'm not sure, I had no proper view of the work of this storage driver.
DKKMP is not feasible with thin, BTFF and overlaws AFAICT:
- Both the Docker DM-thin and BTRFS drivers use a block device snapshot system, one layer over the other Make them. Here your best bet is to include SSD in the storage pool and part of the pool, which depends on some merit of migrating R / O snapshots to a specific block device. Doubt it exists though.
- Overlayfaces driver stacks layers through hard-linking files in independent directory structures. Hard-links work within a single file system only.
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