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docker: Create a `tmpfs` volume a size of 100 MiB and an uid of 1000.

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$ docker volume create --opt ${type}=${tmpfs} --opt ${device}=${tmpfs} --opt ${o}=${size=100m,uid=1000} ${volume_name}

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This command is used to create a Docker volume with specific options.

Here is the breakdown of each part:

docker volume create: This is the base command to create a Docker volume.
--opt ${type}=${tmpfs}: This specifies an option for the volume creation. $type is a variable that represents the type of the volume, and $tmpfs is a variable that holds the value tmpfs. This option sets the type of the volume to tmpfs.
--opt ${device}=${tmpfs}: Similar to the previous option, this sets the device of the volume to tmpfs. $device is a variable representing the device.
--opt ${o}=${size=100m,uid=1000}: This option sets additional parameters for the volume creation. $o is a variable representing the options. In this case, it sets a size of 100MB and a user ID of 1000 for the volume. $size is a variable representing the size and $uid is a variable representing the user ID.
${volume_name}: This is the name of the volume you want to create. It can be a custom name defined by the user.

Overall, this command creates a Docker volume with the specified options, such as setting the type and device to tmpfs, and the size and user ID for the volume.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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