I recently have an issue where I need to spin up a new D365BC docker container for the same project. Because I already have some data in my current container, I want to duplicate my existing container (instead of creating a clean new one).
I couldn’t find a direct command to duplicate a container, so I need to create a new image first from the existing container using commit. Using that…
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D365 Business Central : Duplicate BC Container – That NAV Guy
I recently have an issue where I need to spin up a new D365BC docker container for the same project. Because I already have some data in my current container, I want to duplicate my existing container (instead of creating a clean new one).
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