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Merge pull request #22661 from SvenDowideit/update-compatibility-matrix 

docs: update graphdriver compatibility matrix
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Sebastiaan van Stijn 2016-05-25 20:48:39 +02:00
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@ -40,10 +40,10 @@ driver names:
|AUFS |`aufs` | |AUFS |`aufs` |
|Btrfs |`btrfs` | |Btrfs |`btrfs` |
|Device Mapper |`devicemapper` | |Device Mapper |`devicemapper` |
|VFS* |`vfs` | |VFS |`vfs` |
|ZFS |`zfs` | |ZFS |`zfs` |
To find out which storage driver is set on the daemon , you use the To find out which storage driver is set on the daemon, you use the
`docker info` command: `docker info` command:
$ docker info $ docker info
@ -71,18 +71,18 @@ For example, the `btrfs` storage driver on a Btrfs backing filesystem. The
following table lists each storage driver and whether it must match the host's following table lists each storage driver and whether it must match the host's
backing file system: backing file system:
|Storage driver |Must match backing filesystem |Incompatible with | |Storage driver |Commonly used on |Disabled on |
|---------------|------------------------------|--------------------| |---------------|-----------------|------------------------------|
|`overlay` |No |`btrfs` `aufs` `zfs`| |`overlay` |`ext4` `xfs` |`btrfs` `aufs` `overlay` `zfs`|
|`aufs` |No |`btrfs` `aufs` | |`aufs` |`ext4` `xfs` |`btrfs` `aufs` |
|`btrfs` |Yes | N/A | |`btrfs` |`btrfs` _only_ | N/A |
|`devicemapper` |No | N/A | |`devicemapper` |`direct-lvm` | N/A |
|`vfs` |No | N/A | |`vfs` |debugging only | N/A |
|`zfs` |Yes | N/A | |`zfs` |`zfs` _only_ | N/A |
> **Note** > **Note**
> Incompatible with means some storage drivers can not run over certain backing > "Disabled on" means some storage drivers can not run over certain backing
> filesystem. > filesystem.
You can set the storage driver by passing the `--storage-driver=<name>` option You can set the storage driver by passing the `--storage-driver=<name>` option