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Docker For Beginners, Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA).In my example below, i am using RockStor as the NFS server, but you can use any NFS server. Take a note of your export path, you will need that later. If you have a swarm cluster, you need to repeat this for each Docker Host's IP. On your NFS server, create a share and then an export for that share, make sure that your Docker Hosts IP is set as an authorised IP address (often seen as NFS client IP address or Admin Host). Once you have this installed, then you have the underlying binaries Docker needs to establish NFS connections. For CentOS, the command is "yum install -y nfs-utils" and for Ubuntu the command is "sudo apt-get install nfs-common" The first thing you need to do is make sure that you have nfs-utils installed on your docker hosts.
So, you have your Docker environment up and running, and now you want start experimenting with persistent volumes, and redirecting the persistent volumes to an external NFS server this article is here to help. ** Revised Sto accommodate Portainer 1.19.2 changes **
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