I'm using Caprover with Docker to run a Django project (Django-Cookiecutter) which is non persistent. I'm also running a persistent app on the same server which imports csv data. I need the two apps to basically share a file together. This is how i imagined it:
- The importer app imports csv data and stores it as a json file inside a specific folder.
- The Django app accesses the json file in that folder and uses a script i wrote to import the json into the database. I'm struggling to understand how i can access the folder inside my importer app containing the json file from my django app. Does anyone have an idea on how i can make this happen between those two docker containers?
You can share a directory or file between the two containers by mounting the same directory in both containers. Here's a simple docker-compose example where two containers mount the same directory. Then the first container writes to a file and the second container reads from it.
Example
Notice:
/shared-writer
and/shared-reader
) to demonstrate that the same directory from your host can be mounted in different locations in the containers.Output