A container named "analytics" that stores results in a volume called "data" was created. docker run -d --name=analytics -v data:/data app1 How are the results accessed in "data" with another container called "app2"?

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B. docker run -d --name=reports --volumes-from=analytics app2 The `docker run --volumes-from=analytics app2` command enables the new container (`app2`) to mount all volumes that were mounted in the specified source container (`analytics`), thereby providing access to the shared 'data' volume.

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A. docker run -d --name=reports --volume=data app2 The command `docker run -d --name=reports --volume=data app2` is incomplete for directly mapping an existing named volume; it requires specifying both the volume name and the container mount path (e.g., `-v data:/data`).

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C. docker run -d --name=reports --volume=app1 app2 `app1` is the name of the image used by the first container, not a valid volume name or container name to be referenced with `--volume`.

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D. docker run -d --name=reports --mount=app1 app2 `--mount=app1` is an incorrect syntax for mounting volumes; `app1` is an image name and not a valid mount source or configuration parameter.

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