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How are you managing backups of your containers? What about Backups of Containers to https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker

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  • I don't think backing up the container is the right strategy, as containers (I think) is built for portability. So you can spin one up in seconds, or migrate to another machine with very little hassle.

    For me I backup the docker host itself and the docker config files in the volumes with a script. I make the somewhat redundant back up of the config files in addition to the host is because I like to tinker things, and usually nuke something in the process. Having a more frequent backup of the docker configs allows me to easily restore if something goes wrong.