Importing the sample data into a Docker volume

Create a new Docker volume, then import sample data into the volume.

About this task

Procedure

Create the Docker volume for the sample data directory:
```
docker volume create <volume name>
```
For example, to create a volume named sample-data:
```
docker volume create sample-data
```
Use a temporary Docker container to import the sample data:
```
docker run --rm -i --user="0:0" -v <volume name>:/local/notesdata \
  --entrypoint "/bin/bash" <image> \
  -c "cd /local/notesdata; tar xjf - <&0; chown -R notes:notes /local/notesdata" < <tar archive file>
```
Where:
- <volume name> is the name of the volume you just created.
- <image> identifies the volt-docker image you loaded in Loading the volt-docker tar archive file to Docker
- <tar archive file> is the file containing a sample data directory.
This command starts a volt-docker container in bash mode and sequentially executes three shell commands:
- cd /local/notesdata changes to the /local/notesdata directory.
- tar xjf - <&0 extracts the tar archive file from stdin.
- chown -R notes:notes /local/notesdata changes the ownership of all files in /local/notesdata.
For example, the following command imports sample data from renovations-data.tbz2 into a volume named sample-data:
```
docker run --rm -i --user="0:0" -v sample-data:/local/notesdata \
  --entrypoint "/bin/bash" volt-docker:V1101-1.0.0.11 \
  -c "cd /local/notesdata; tar xjf - <&0; chown -R notes:notes /local/notesdata" < renovations-data.tbz2
```
The sample data is imported into the volume. Then the temporary Docker container stops and is automatically removed.