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Nice work joeyespo, it's definitely a much-needed step forward. NFS, though, is a huge pain point for me on OSX performance-wise. The only reliable solution I'v
by pchm 11y ago
Nice work joeyespo, it's definitely a much-needed step forward. NFS, though, is a huge pain point for me on OSX performance-wise. The only reliable solution I've found so far is Unison sync between Mac & Vagrant (Ubuntu). That also comes with some caveats, as Unison has to be compiled with exactly the same version & dependencies on both OSX and Ubuntu.
If anyone's interested, I've created a list of steps involved in making it work on El Capitan: https://gist.github.com/pch/aa1c9c4ec8522a11193b https://gist.github.com/pch/aa1c9c4ec8522a11193b
- jeromenerf 11y agoFS sync, may it be for the code, the assets, the data, the logs, is painfully slow on osx, because of vboxsf poor performance. If you intend to use docker containers on osx as an isolated runtime, with all your "data" sync'd in realtime between your host and your container, then use linux. Fswatch / Rsync / unison over NFS, ssh or cifs are hacks of a greater order than having to source an env script. Out of curiosity, why would you need directional sync/unison?
- joeyespo 11y agoSorry for any confusion; this wasn't my work. I only shared it on HN. Nathan LaFreniere is the author of this post and project (https://github.com/nlf https://github.com/nlf).