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Now we can customize the location that Django creates and looks for its Sqlite database file 👍 But we can't write to a persistent storage location, because our app service container overwrites the Azure-provided persistent file system each restart.
But we can create and mount a custom persistent file share in Azure, and maybe that works as a way to keep the Sqlite database.
Acceptance Criteria
Terraform creates and mounts an Azure File Share into app container directory
This is a follow up to #1763
Now we can customize the location that Django creates and looks for its Sqlite database file 👍 But we can't write to a persistent storage location, because our app service container overwrites the Azure-provided persistent file system each restart.
But we can create and mount a custom persistent file share in Azure, and maybe that works as a way to keep the Sqlite database.
Acceptance Criteria
django-db-dir
points to mounted shareAdditional context
Azure docs: Mount Azure Storage as a local share in App Service
Potential alternative to #1774
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