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You must have great internet that has symmetric upload and download speeds. When I’m home (in San Francisco with $100+/month connection), the difference between
by tbrock 9y ago
You must have great internet that has symmetric upload and download speeds. When I’m home (in San Francisco with $100+/month connection), the difference between pushing a 12mb image and a 100mb or 300mb image is 10 minutes.
At work I don’t care because our connection is symmetric but while upload speeds are routinely 1-5mbit, if you are lucky (on dsl it’s worse), it matters.
- subway 9y agoIf you're shipping a binary image back upstream, you're doing it wrong. Artifact builds absolutely positively should never happen on developer workstations. Perform local builds as a test, but always push your build instructions and source to a centralized builder. If you even remotely respect the folks who depend on binaries of your code as a developer, you will avoid shipping those binaries yourself. Send build instructions to a 3rd party and allow them to distribute the binary and keep yourself honest.
- AtomicOrbital 9y agoSolution : no need for super fast home internet when dealing with docker images .. get yourself a server (VPS) on ovh.com for $7/mo 4gb ram and do your docker image builds and push there to avoid having slow uploads from home ... total game changer ... the gives you the liberty to work from even a slow internet connection since there is slim to no bandwidth needed to issue commands on remote server via ssh connection