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Why not a virtual machine? I've been doing that for nearly a decade now. Back when it was actually sort of painful. Now we have 32+ gigs of RAM and 8 core CPUs.
by deckard1 5y ago
Why not a virtual machine? I've been doing that for nearly a decade now. Back when it was actually sort of painful. Now we have 32+ gigs of RAM and 8 core CPUs.
You get snapshots and if your drive image is small enough you can toss it on a USB SSD drive and take it wherever you need to.
Docker was never good enough. Especially if you're on a Mac. It's a Linux VM with more overhead added and greater access to the host making it less secure than just using a VM in the first place.