Hello:

Thanks for contacting Databricks Support!

I'm afraid that mounting the WSFS directly into a Docker container isn't directly supported. The Databricks workspace is a specialized environment and isn't directly analogous to a regular filesystem.

When you use custom containers in Databricks, your notebooks still run inside the Databricks workspace, and you can still access DBFS and other Databricks-specific features. The container is essentially providing the runtime environment, but you're still operating within the Databricks ecosystem. So, when you execute commands within a notebook, it's executed within that Databricks context, and you should still have access to the /Workspace and other Databricks-specific directories.

Regards,