backup-volume

books/portable-docker.org

@@ -5453,9 +5453,9 @@ the best ways to do that is with the script found on this blog post:
 The only problem with backing up files this way is that with
 containers that are always running, you need to make sure that the
 files are flushed to disk before the backup starts, otherwise your
-backup could become corrupted. For most media storage that doesnt
-change often (photos, videos, etc.) this might not be such a big deal,
-but for database volumes it's a problem.
+backup could become corrupted. For most media storage that doesn't
+change that often (photos, videos, etc.) this might not be such a big
+deal, but for databases it's a problem.
 
 *** Backup-Volume