I will start new thread since my last one was marked with a tick even though it's not resolved. I will rephrase it. In the docker block, i need to use the volume argument, currently it says

A list of volume mount strings in the format of "local_path:container_path".

Would following bind my Local G:/ Drive to a G:/ in the docker, or should I write it differently?

If you are using the default Prefect Docker image (or a custom image built on top of it), you'll need to give a Linux-compatible path since it is a Linux container. Something like this should work:

g:/:/opt/prefect/gdrive

and then your shared

g:

drive would be available inside the container at

/opt/prefect/gdrive

. You can mount the shared drive elsewhere in the container if you'd like. But

/opt/prefect

is the working directory Prefect uses in the container, so it seems like a sensible place to put the shared drive.

Sorry about creating a new thread, i had misunderstood the meaning of the ✅

No problem at all 🙂 I just wanted to make sure you feel welcome to keep replying here even though I added the ✅

Thanks 👍 - will test the solution when I'm back at work tomorrow and let you know if it worked 🙂

Ahh - right, I missed that. Docker needs an extra step to mount a network folder/drive as a volume on Windows. You'll need to run the

docker volume create

command, as shown in this example. Then you should be able to use the volume you create in the volumes section of your block. You would take whatever name you give your volume and use it instead of

g:/

in the Docker block, so for example if you name your volume

my_network_drive

, the entry in your Docker block would change from

g:/:/opt/prefect/gdrive

to

my_network_driveopt/prefect/gdrive

Was the same solution i had found, but we're talking about changing it so we stay away from network drives and just hist whichever files we need mounted, on the same server as the perfect agent and Docker. I'll leave it for now until that decision is taken - thanks! :)