NOTE: If you’re running Docker for (Windows|Mac), especially with anti-virus, the way volume mounts work in/out of the container VM is *VERY* slow for a database. You’re best bet is to mount a volume for a “backup” directory, and use that for triggering any backup/restore in your VM and letting the container have the volume. Alternatively, establish a blank container for the volume mount and use that (in docker) with backups applying, for dev/testing.