Jobs and the disk

A one-off job gets the disk of its service at the same path. It can read and write the same files.

The service has a disk at /data.

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When a service has a disk, each one-off job of that service can read and write the files of the service.

Try it

Terminal

$ ferry run files --follow -- 'ls -la /data'==> Mounting the service's disk at /data==> Running `ls -la /data`

Two programs write to one disk

The job and the instance use the disk at the same time. Make sure that your command is safe next to the app.

Persistent disks explains the disk of a service.

What a run uses

Each run is a new container that starts from the snapshot of the live deploy.

List and follow runs

Ferry keeps each run with its status, its trigger, its exit code and its log.