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I think containers have a lot to do with this in a big way. When you are making a container for every app, the OS base size really starts adding up. As a one ti
by tbirdz 8y ago
I think containers have a lot to do with this in a big way. When you are making a container for every app, the OS base size really starts adding up. As a one time fee the disk space for an OS image is not a big deal, but when you have to pay that disk space for every app, then that really adds up.
- mbell 8y agoIf you structure your images well you don't pay the base image cost for every app, the layer is cached and stored once on disk.