How can I connect my Dockerized app to a filesystem that lives outside of the container? Let's try Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)...

How can I connect my Dockerized app to a filesystem that lives outside of the container? Let's try Amazon Elastic File System (EFS)...
I learn how to allow ECS to send my console logging to an AWS CloudWatch log stream
I add the AWS SDK for Java to the Spring Boot app, and finally get it running on port 80
I figure out how to adapt my Dockerized Spring Boot "Hello World" app to run on AWS...
Quick post where I assign an AWS Elastic IP to my "Hello World" Docker instance, and then associate the IP with my own domain name
I create an AWS ECS Cluster to act as a container for the Docker image I created in Part 1...
I create a simple Docker image, then push it to my private AWS ECS repository...
I noticed that Docker images were starting to pile up from tutorials that I had done in the past...
I wanted to try Docker for the first time, and I already have some experience with Spring Boot...
I had done some research on my PC hardware, and found that my CPU (i7-3770K) was capable of Intel VT-x virtualization...