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The author states he runs his docker images as if they were production. But in production the load of those images is larger than in development. Isn't there mo
by philliphaydon 10y ago
The author states he runs his docker images as if they were production. But in production the load of those images is larger than in development. Isn't there more insentive to run lower spec images in development to find noticible performance issues?? I've always thought that dev/test should be smaller env to prod
- PetahNZ 10y agoYou don't really wanna limit your daily grind. When you need to performance test you spin up a staging environment and throw benches at it.
- noir_lord 10y agoAbsolutely this, I want to throw as many resources at the development machines as I can fit onto a single machine. I hate any kind of latency between "this should work" -> "does it work?". I've even considered buying beefy server hardware at home but electricity is expensive and it's a rented place so I can't exactly start install server racks.
- philliphaydon 10y agoFair enough. I don't feel limited.