How can i see the last date that a volume was used by docker container

Question

So i restarted elk because it crushed but then my app crushed(all the containers) so i removed kibana, elastic and logstash and started the other ones again. I have couple of old volumes that i did not deleted and i don't remember what was the name of the volume that i use in elk and i have couple of versions of elk compose file with the different volumes so i dont know wich one was the latest one with all the data of the app. So my idea is to see the date of the last modification of the volume so i can detect which one is the last volume that i used.

using:

docker inspect nameOfContainer

i can see "CreatedAt": "2020-03-04T16:31:54+01:00" but is there any way too see the latest modification date of the volume and not the creation date?

Thank you.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65934112/how-can-i-see-the-last-date-that-a-volume-was-used-by-docker-container

Answer 1

No. You can use docker volume inspect <volume_name> to inspect the configuration of the volume.

If you run this command the fields that you will see are below, you only can see CreatedAt not the modification time.

"CreatedAt":
"Driver": 
"Labels":
"Mountpoint": 
"Name": 
"Options": 
"Scope":