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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to ``docker/data/<container-name>`.
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## RabbitMQ example
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to ``docker/data/<container-name>`.
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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Please map persistent volumes to this directory on the servers.
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to ``docker/data/<container-name>`.
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to ``docker/data/<container-name>`.
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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If a container needs to persist data between restarts you can map the relevant files in the container to
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## RabbitMQ example
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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If you are using RabbitMQ running in a container as a message broker you need to configure a persistent volume for
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RabbitMQs data directory to avoid losing message on container restarts.
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