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This document discusses Docker container configuration and dependencies. It outlines how Docker containers depend on the Docker host for resources like CPU and memory allocation. It also describes mounting a remote NFS server volume to each Docker host to provide persistent storage for container data across all hosts. Commands are provided to stop the Docker service, mount the remote NFS volume, and run the Nginx container with port and CPU configuration options.
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