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## Storage directory ## Storage directory
You will want all your data to persist between container restarts. Create a directory to store all the container directory - something like `/srv/docker` (or something you prefer). You will want all your data to persist between container restarts. Create a directory to store all the container data - something like `/srv/docker` (or something you prefer). The top level directories can be owned as root (`/srv/docker`) with access 755.
## Storage space ## Storage space
Make sure your docker container directory (`/srv/docker`) and `/var/lib/docker` has sufficient space. Make sure your docker container directory (`/srv/docker/clrghouz`) and `/var/lib/docker` has sufficient space.
If your linux doesnt use mount points, and all your space is mounted under `/`, then you should be OK. But if you do have mount points, then you'll need to have lots of space reserved for those directories. If your linux doesnt use mount points, and all your space is mounted under `/`, then you should be OK. But if you do have mount points, then you'll need to have lots of space reserved for those directories.
## Create a directory for Clearing houz ## Create a directory for Clearing houz
In your storage directory (`/srv/docker`) create a directory to store Clearing houz files (eg:`/srv/docker/clrghouz`). Everything from here on will assume you are working from this directory. In your storage directory (`/srv/docker/clrghouz`) create a directory to store Clearing houz files (eg:`/srv/docker/clrghouz`). Everything from here on will assume you are working from this directory.
The `clrghouz` dir can be owned with your user id, so that you can get into that dir as your normal logged in user.
EG:
```
> ls -al /srv/docker/clrghouz
drwxr-xr-x 11 fred admin 4096 May 26 13:59 /srv/docker/clrghouz
```
### docker compose ### docker compose