Container Volume
Noun · Development
Definitions
A storage mount attached to a container so data can persist beyond the container's writable layer or be shared with other containers and processes. Volumes are used for stateful data, config injection, caches, and local development workflows that need persistence or shared access.
In plain English: A storage mount used by a container for persistent or shared data.
Example: "The job runner stored temporary artifacts on a container volume so they survived worker restarts long enough for later stages to consume them."