Is docker commit an atomic operation? -


is docker commit atomic operation?

meaning, create consistent snapshot of container's file-system @ moment of execution?

docker commit not atomic operation.

the way accomplish atomic commit take advantage of filesystem- or storage driver- specific features support snapshotting, , best of knowledge there no such support in docker right now. absent support, there chance file may modified between time commit operation starts , time completes.


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