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  -   <td>volume_id</td>
  +   <td>volume\_id</td>
      <td>string</td>
  -   <td>ID of the shared volume to mount on every app instance.</td>
  +   <td>ID of the shared volume to mount on every app instance</td>
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  -   <td>mount_config</td>
  +   <td>mount\_config</td>
      <td>object</td>
  -   <td>Configuration object to be passed to the driver when the volume is mounted. (optional)</td>
  +   <td>Configuration object to be passed to the driver when the volume is mounted (optional)</td>
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positive.code:    <td><tt>"r"</tt> to mount the volume read-only, or <tt>"rw"</tt> to mount it read-write</td>
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     <td>device_type</td>
     <td>string</td>
     <td>A string specifying the type of device to mount. Currently only <tt>"shared"</tt> devices are supported.</td>
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     <td>device</td>
     <td>device-object</td>
     <td>Device object containing device_type specific details. Currently only <tt>shared_device</tt> devices are supported.</td>
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  ### shared_device ###
  A shared device are a subtype of a device. It represents a distributed file system which can be mounted on all app instances simultaneously.
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  ### volume_mount ###
  A `volume_mount` represents a remote storage device to be attached and mounted into the app container filesystem via a Volume Driver.
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