The reason you have to create a volume (which is mapped to your container) is to locally persist your data so that in the event you stop/restart your container, you can always have your data. So, your database stays though you will need the container running in order to access it.
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The reason you have to create a volume (which is mapped to your container) is to locally persist your data so that in the event you stop/restart your container, you can always have your data. So, your database stays though you will need the container running in order to access it.