Mounting disk and creating archive in a Docker container

To create an archive on the mounted disk in the Docker container, do the following:

1. Display the list of available disks using the command:
   

   lsblk

2. Create a directory for mounting:
   

   sudo mkdir -p /mnt/mydisk

3. Mount the selected disk in the created directory:
   

   sudo mount /dev/sda4 /mnt/mydisk

4. Assign directory permissions to the ngp user:
   

   sudo chown -R ngp:ngp /mnt/mydisk

   Attention!

   If the user and the ngp group are absent on the host machine, you must run the following command to create them:
   

   for g in ngp disk dialout audio video render detector-pack-users; do getent group "$g" >/dev/null || sudo groupadd --system "$g"; done && sudo useradd --system --gid ngp --groups disk,dialout,audio,video,render,detector-pack-users --no-create-home --shell /usr/sbin/nologin ngp

5. Run the Docker image with the mounted disk:
   

   docker run -it -v /mnt/mydisk:/dev/sda4 axxon-one

   In this particular example, the /dev/sda4 disk is mounted.
   

   Note

   For further launches, to start the Docker container, use the command:

   docker start <container_id>

   You don't need to specify the mounting parameter again, as it is saved in the container configuration.

6. Create the remote archive in Axxon One, specifying the /dev/sda4 path (see Creating a remote archive).

Creating an archive on the mounted disk is complete.