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I find VMs are super slow for development purposes (I mean setup, starting up and shutting down rather than actual processing), where docker's made a massive di
by cs02rm0 10y ago
I find VMs are super slow for development purposes (I mean setup, starting up and shutting down rather than actual processing), where docker's made a massive difference. YMMV especially if you're not spinning up new projects frequently.
They might be a better solution in production, but I have a strong preference for production mimicking development.
- ascendantlogic 10y agoPrecisely the point. It's fine in dev but once you are running in prod and need rock solid stability the generally accepted dogma is that containerizing your DB is playing with fire. As you said, YMMV.
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