title: How to connect two containers when one of the container is mount to the filesystem?
body: <p><strong>Container 1 :</strong> I have a docker container which is spawned by a Dockerfile image that i built serving Python dependencies to a specific use-case. This container is mount to my file system project directory to <code>/source</code> directory in the Docker container.</p>
  
  <p><strong>Container 2 :</strong> Another container contains Jupyter notebook and it is only configured to use Jupyter notebook.</p>
  
  <p>I don't use Jupyter notebook all the time for Python developement, i use my code editor instead. I just want an easier way to mount Jupyter notebook when i want to and edit my project files. </p>
  
  <p>Now, can i mount Container-2 to Container-1 such that contents in the <code>/source</code> directory in Container-1 is persisted to my <em>project directory</em> while enabling Container-1 and Conatiner-2 to take up a shared space? In my case i want Container-1 to be mount to my file system to <code>/source</code> and I want the Jupyter Notebook, running in Container-2 to be able to edit files inside the <code>/source</code> directory in Container-1.</p>