Host Volumes
Updated 2 years ago
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Host mounts allow you to mount an absolute path on the host machine into a pipeline step. This setting is only available to trusted repositories.
This setting is only available to trusted repositories, since mounting host machine volumes is a security risk. If you absolutely need to mount a volume, you must set
privileged: true for the step in order for Docker-in-Docker to work as expected.1 kind: pipeline
2 type: kubernetes
3 name: default
4
5 steps:
6 - name: build
7 image: node
8 volumes:
9 - name: cache
10 path: /tmp/cache
11 commands:
12 - npm install
13 - npm test
14
15 volumes:
16 - name: cache
17 host:
18 path: /var/lib/cache
The first step is to define the host machine volume path. The host volume path must be an absolute path.
15 volumes:
16 - name: cache
17 host:
18 path: /var/lib/cache
The next step is to configure your pipeline step to mount the named host path into your container. The container path must also be an absolute path.
5 steps:
6 - name: build
7 image: node
8 volumes:
9 - name: cache
10 path: /tmp/cache
