I have a problem copying a MySQL 5.7 server from one Docker container to another. So the dbs are large about 100 Gig. So dumping and then importing takes way too long. I cannot allow any downtime on the source server so no shutting down the mysql server to copy it.

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i have a docker-compose file like this

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I have looked around on the internet, and I have looked onto StackOverflow for already existing questions. based on YouTube videos, I have: