Changelog

You are now able to use persistent storage for Serverless Containers. You are able to create a volume on namespace level and mount it to any container within your namespace. This allows containers to store data on a persistent volume so that the data doesn't get deleted the moment the container is scaled to 0 or deleted.

Persistent storage can be used to store logs files so they don't get lost when a container crashes and you need debug information. Static content uploaded to your container will remain on the volume and you are able to update your container. Files can be generated by one container and be analysed by another container.

FAQ:

1. Can multiple container write to the volume? Yes, any container that has the volume mounted can write to the volume. Be careful not to overwrite the same file.
2. Why is there a limit of 100GB? We believe that this is sufficient for containerised solution, if you need more, consider creating multiple volume with its own purpose or contact us if you need more.
3. Can I make backups? No, this feature is not available yet but is on our roadmap to extend the functionality