Persisting data with Docker volumes - Operations Manual
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How to use persistent storage when using Neo4j in Docker.
Persisting data with Docker volumes Docker containers are ephemeral. When a container is stopped, any data written to it is lost. Therefore, if you want to persist data when using Neo4j in Docker, you must mount storage to the container. Storages also allow you to get data in and out of the container. Storage can be mounted to a container in two ways: A folder on the host file system. A Docker volume — a named storage location that is managed by Docker. For instructions on how to mount storage to a Docker container, refer to the official Docker documentation Bind mounts and V
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