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It's a lot faster if you don't rely on the default volume mounting: https://nodewood.com/blog/how-to-speed-up-docker-on-macos/ https://nodewood.com/blog/how-to-
by DanHulton 6y ago
It's a lot faster if you don't rely on the default volume mounting: https://nodewood.com/blog/how-to-speed-up-docker-on-macos/ https://nodewood.com/blog/how-to-speed-up-docker-on-macos/
Still not as fast as on Linux, but within 10% of running it natively for me.
- jojohohanon 6y agoSO the argument here is that it's the storage layer that slows things down? I deduce this since the linked article is about installing a new storage driver to sync to external volumes. What about server workloads where the storage is completely inside the container / on a different server?
- DanHulton 6y agoIt's less the storage layer and more the volume mount on OSX - the default is very reliable, but at the cost of a LOT of speed. Mutagen offers varying levels of reliability, and occasionally I have to restart the sync (like maybe once a week), but it's _much_ faster. The circumstances you're describing sound like it wouldn't be suffering this specific issue in the first place, so I'm not sure how much it'd help.