docker工作目录mount到其他目录

Below is one common approach using a bind mount to move Docker’s data directory to your /usr/g filesystem:

1. Stop Docker to avoid any corruption while moving data:

bash

sudo systemctl stop docker

1. Create a new directory on /usr/g for Docker data (if not already available):

bash

sudo mkdir -p /usr/g/docker

1. Move the current Docker data from /var/lib/docker to the new location:

bash

sudo mv /var/lib/docker/* /usr/g/docker/

1. Back up the original /var/lib/docker directory (optional):

bash

sudo mv /var/lib/docker /var/lib/docker.bak

Then recreate an empty directory for the mount point:

bash

sudo mkdir /var/lib/docker

1. Mount the new directory as a bind mount to /var/lib/docker:

bash

sudo mount --bind /usr/g/docker /var/lib/docker

1. To make this change permanent across reboots, add a bind mount entry to your /etc/fstab. Open /etc/fstab with your favorite editor, for example:

bash

sudo nano /etc/fstab

Then add the following line:

/usr/g/docker  /var/lib/docker  none  bind  0  0

1. Start Docker:

bash

sudo systemctl start docker

1. Verify that Docker is using the new storage location by checking Docker info:

bash

sudo docker info | grep "Docker Root Dir"

This setup moves Docker’s data directory to a partition that has more available space on /usr/g while keeping the original path (/var/lib/docker) for Docker to use.