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So I'm pretty new to the whole docker/ container thing and I'm updating an application to be able to run inside containers, this application produces quite literally hundreds of files (on average about 800) as output and this takes about 10 minutes to run, from one input file and I have thousands of input files, which is why I'm containerizing it, orchestrate tons of these containers to run it all in parallel. Which is where my problem arises, how do I actually get all these hundreds of files back into one place?
One solution I could think of is mounting a network share as a volume and writing to that, but I don't like the idea of tens of containers writing to one network share at the same time.
Again, I'm pretty new to docker, so I'm pretty sure there's a better solution, does anyone have any input?
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