Make the postgres database persistent in the simple example #26
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By default the database container in the simple example is not persistent, when recreating the db container the data is the existing container is erased. With this change the database contant is stored in a docker container.
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By default the content of the database container in the simple example is not persistent. When recreating the db container the data in the existing container is erased and you start again with an empty database.
With this change the database content is stored in a docker volume so that the content is retained over rebuilds of the database container.
I propose to make this change because if people start from the simple example and extend it, they should not forget to make the information in the database container persistent.
I might or might not have encountered this myself while setting up buildbot 😉