Docker volume driver for Digital Ocean block storage. Mounts your Digital Ocean volumes as Docker volumes in your containers.

1. Create a personal access token in the Digital Ocean backend. It needs to have both read and write scope.

2. Install the volume driver on your node:

   docker plugin install decentralize/dobs-volume-plugin:0.2.0 TOKEN=<DIGITALOCEAN API TOKEN>

   Optionally, you can set the API_BASE_URL as well. (It defaults to https://api.digitalocean.com/.)

1. You need to create a Digital Ocean volume manually (via the web interface or API) first.

   1. Choose ext4 as a filesystem.
   2. Make sure the volume is not attached to any droplet.

2. Create a docker volume:

   docker volume create -d decentralize/dobs-volume-plugin:0.2.0 -o name=<NAME OF DIGITALOCEAN VOLUME> -o uid=<UID TO CHOWN TO> -o gid=<GID TO CHOWN TO> <NAME OF DOCKER VOLUME>

   If the name option is missing, the Digital Ocean volume name is supposed to be the same as the Docker volume name.

   The data directory will be chown´ed to uid:gid. Both default to 0 (i.e. root:root).

3. Example usage:

   docker run -it --rm -v <NAME OF DOCKER VOLUME>:/mnt alpine

• The volume needs to exist and be formatted with ext4.
• The mount will fail if the volume is already attached to a different droplet. (This limitation is probably going to be removed, see TODO.)

• Allow forcing detachment (needs testing!)
• Include fields in logging (current volume etc.)
• Make timeouts configurable