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Can any 1 check this issue please!!

The data in Kubernetes pods is ephemeral, just like data saved in Docker containers - the moment the container is removed the data in the container is gone. To have persistent data you have to use a volume, just like Docker. In Rancher Desktop (depending on the OS you are running it on) you can use parts of the local file-system as in Persistent Volumes. https://docs.rancherdesktop.io/faq/

Q: Does file sharing work similarly to Docker Desktop? Do I have to do any additional configuration to mount volumes to VMs?

A: Currently, the following directories are shared by default: `/Users/$USER` on macOS,

/home/$USER

on Linux, and

/tmp/rancher-desktop

on both. For Windows, all files are automatically shared via WSL2.

I am Running Rancher-Desktop in Windows. So I need to attach Persistent data volume to the pod. And using this it work like docker container when I restart and run it it will show the data saved ??