/volume-check

Check Docker volume configuration and health:

1. List all Docker volumes: docker volume ls
2. Check volume usage: docker system df -v
3. Identify volumes and their mount points: docker volume inspect $(docker volume ls -q)
4. Check if volumes are in designated data directory
5. Identify orphaned volumes: docker volume ls -f dangling=true
6. Check volume permissions: ls -la /path/to/docker/volumes/
7. Review volume mounts for running containers: docker ps -q | xargs docker inspect --format '{{ .Name }}: {{ range .Mounts }}{{ .Source }} -> {{ .Destination }}, {{ end }}'
8. Check filesystem usage of volume storage: df -h /path/to/docker/volumes/

Provide Daniel with:

• List of all volumes with sizes
• Volume mount locations
• Volumes properly located in designated data directory
• Orphaned or dangling volumes
• Volume permission issues
• Space consumed by volumes
• Containers using each volume
• Volumes without proper backup location
• Recommendations for volume cleanup
• Suggestions for volume organization
• Warnings if volumes are not in proper data directory
• Action items for volume management