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I spent most of today trying to get an EBS volume mounted on a docker container. I found in another ticket that I need to restart docker and thus ecs agent to get the volumes to mount. This seems like a bug to me. Once I did restart docker and the ecs agent I was able to mount the volume to my container by specifying it in my task and container definitions. Is there anyway to fix this issue?
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Closing this; we should have closed this a while ago. Recent releases of the docker package for Amazon Linux (since 17.03.1, if my memory serves me correctly) no longer use a private mount namespace, so you no longer need to restart Docker when attaching and mounting EBS volumes in order to use those mountpoints in your task definitions.
I spent most of today trying to get an EBS volume mounted on a docker container. I found in another ticket that I need to restart docker and thus ecs agent to get the volumes to mount. This seems like a bug to me. Once I did restart docker and the ecs agent I was able to mount the volume to my container by specifying it in my task and container definitions. Is there anyway to fix this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: