PostgreSQL specific guide — When to use bind mounts
Bind mounts are useful when you need direct filesystem access to the data directory for backup scripts that read files directly, when integrating with host-level monitoring tools, or when specific permission requirements exist.
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Bind mounts are useful when you need direct filesystem access to the data directory for backup scripts that read files directly, when integrating with host-level monitoring tools, or when specific permission requirements exist. For most development and production scenarios, named volumes are simpler and less error-prone.
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