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You could look at LXD, but it would require a full OS. Or maybe just chroot with some cgroups could be enough to run static binaries. What is the performance
by linkdd 5y ago
You could look at LXD, but it would require a full OS.
Or maybe just chroot with some cgroups could be enough to run static binaries.
What is the performance issue you encountered? Could podman solves them?
- tuyiown 5y agoI'm running postgres and mongodb, disk chatter induces a lot of CPU usage, and after a few ours some of my uses case jumps a few of magnitude order in lagginess. podman relies on homebrew, which is pretty invasive, and brings all the problems of a distro. Using homebrew solely for podman would do the trick though. That said, a sand box for homebrew would be enough, and there's even an unmaintained experiment to do exactly that: https://github.com/brewdo/brewdo https://github.com/brewdo/brewdo