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Running Docker on native Linux machine is vastly superior; the "old" TR1900X I have under the table is much more performant (for Docker) than M1 MBP on the tabl
by vetinari 6y ago
Running Docker on native Linux machine is vastly superior; the "old" TR1900X I have under the table is much more performant (for Docker) than M1 MBP on the table.
But then, M1 MBP is 25W part and not 180W, it is also silent, unlike the TR. So pick your poison.
- ogre_codes 6y ago> Running Docker on native Linux machine is vastly superior I don't know about "Vastly", but it is better and will likely always be better because of the structure of Docker. Docker is by definition, a container that runs atop Linux. Since Linux is already Linux and the Mac has to run Linux in a hypervisor, bare metal Linux is almost always going to be faster. But, Docker is just a part of the workflow. Dealing with the limits of the Linux Desktop to get better Docker isn't worth it a lot of the time.
- vetinari 6y ago> Dealing with the limits of the Linux Desktop to get better Docker isn't worth it a lot of the time. That's just your personal preference; I'm using all three (macOS/Linux/Windows 10) and all three are fine for desktop.
- ogre_codes 6y agoAbsolutely. Should have been more clear it was preference.