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Move docker containers to a new volume on Synology NAS

- by Vikash Jhagroe - 2 Comments.
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A while ago I made a video on how to create a storage pool on M.2 NVMe’s which you have in those slots in your Synology. Check that video here. In this video, I will show you how to move your docker containers to that new volume, take advantage of those M.2 NVMe’s performance, and keep all the persistent data and configuration.

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2 Comments on “Move docker containers to a new volume on Synology NAS”

  1. Hi Vikash, your video really helped me out! I have installed NVMe’s in my Synology and I had to move my 21 dockers… Went well with the instructions in your video. Thx!

    Regards, Jan

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