What is the command to create a Docker volume?

The command to create a Docker volume is "docker volume create [volume_name]." This command utilizes the Docker CLI to generate a new volume that can be used to persist data, making it available across different containers.

When you run this command, Docker allocates a specific amount of storage that is managed within the Docker ecosystem. Volumes provide a way to separate data from the container's filesystem, which is particularly useful when you need to retain data even after the container is deleted or to share data between multiple containers.

The other options listed do not reflect the correct syntax for creating a Docker volume. They either use invalid keywords not recognized by the Docker CLI or follow a syntax that does not conform to Docker’s command structure. Understanding the correct command reinforces not just how to create volumes but also emphasizes the importance of adhering to established syntax within command-line interfaces.