It is recommended to read Docker’s official documentation or introductory tutorial. There is no concept of synchronization between the container and the host.
Method 2: If you want to use the application in Docker on the host postgres, you can use the public network to directly access the host’s public IP and the corresponding port
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It is recommended to read Docker’s official documentation or introductory tutorial.
There is no concept of synchronization between the container and the host.
Can’t two database instances use the same data file? I’ve never seen a database that can do this....
I don’t understand the second way....
PS: If you really want to [synchronize the database of the host and docker. You can form a cluster... This is the way I can think of...
Method 2:
If you want to use the application in Docker on the host
postgres, you can use the public network to directly access the host’s public IP and the corresponding port