Since Nextcloud AIO manages itself and uses docker volumes, the easiest way to persisty all data in a separate disk is to just mount it to /var/lib/docker. This is still an easier long-term solution than managing the entire stack manually - we can always migrate (relatively) easily in the future anyway.
Since Nextcloud AIO manages itself and uses docker volumes, the easiest way to persisty all data in a separate disk is to just mount it to `/var/lib/docker`. This is still an easier long-term solution than managing the entire stack manually - we can always migrate (relatively) easily in the future anyway.
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Since Nextcloud AIO manages itself and uses docker volumes, the easiest way to persisty all data in a separate disk is to just mount it to
/var/lib/docker. This is still an easier long-term solution than managing the entire stack manually - we can always migrate (relatively) easily in the future anyway.