webdav-nfs-container

Mount a webdav directory as an NFS filesystem to use it as a Docker or Docker Compose volume.

Usage

As a Compose volume

The example Compose manifest will start the webdav-nfs service on localhost port 2049. It will then make the NFS filesystem available to other services by configuring it as a volume. The service_healthy condition ensures that a connection to a webdav directory has been established before the other service can start using it. Multiple services can use the same volume.

1. Create the Compose manifest

wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nedix/webdav-nfs-container/main/docs/examples/compose.yml

2. Start the services

docker compose up -d

3. Browse the webdav directory from inside the example service

docker compose exec example-service ls /data

As a directory mount

This example mounts the webdav directory to a local directory named webdav-nfs.

1. Start the service

docker run --pull always --name webdav-nfs \
    --cap-add SYS_ADMIN --device /dev/fuse \ # fuse priviliges, these might not be necessary in the future
    -p 2049:2049 \
    -e WEBDAV_ENDPOINT=foo \
    -e WEBDAV_USERNAME=bar \
    -e WEBDAV_PASSWORD=baz \
    -d \
    --restart unless-stopped \
    nedix/webdav-nfs

2. Create a directory for the mount

mkdir webdav-nfs

3. Mount the filesystem

mount -v -o vers=4 -o port=2049 127.0.0.1:/ ./webdav-nfs

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