Mounting /teddycloud

[S2ciOnur]

Isn’t it more usefull to mount the whole /teddycloud filestructure locally?
I’m not sure but it would be nice to backup all these certificates and firmware things by mounting path from system

[henryk]

You can do that. Just follow the docker documentation how to do that.

[S2ciOnur]

Thank you guys!
I guess it works fine
Now all Docker preparations are done and i can start destroying our TonieBox as soon as my UART arrives.

[0xbadbee]

@S2ciOnur

Isn’t it more usefull to mount the whole /teddycloud filestructure locally?

No, please only mount the directories mentioned in the dockerfile. Otherwise, you’ll run into trouble when you update teddyCloud.
As the volumes are on the host system anyway, this brings no pros.

Teddycloud on Raspberry Pi/Portainer: How to Backup + Restore

I just did it two days ago. I’m not aware of a backup feature in Portainer so I did it manually. As already mentioned, you have to backup the used volumes of Teddycloud. Depending on your docker-compose.yaml, it depends where they are stored. If you didn’t use custom bind mounts but the proposed file from Team Revvox, they are most probably in the default path like in my example. Find all used volumes of Teddycloud docker inspect -f '{{range .Mounts}}{{.Type}}: {{.Source}} => {{.Destination}…

[S2ciOnur]

Yes, i mounted the volumes one by one (7 in total)
But i had to enter the absolute path. Just ‘/certs’ did not work for Container path in TrueNAS Scale: