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> Either you're using Docker for Mac which itself is slow on IO mostly due to the macos-linux file share syncing every single fseventsd<->inotify If you haven'
by neilalexander 5y ago
> Either you're using Docker for Mac which itself is slow on IO mostly due to the macos-linux file share syncing every single fseventsd<->inotify
If you haven't tried the new VirtioFS accelerated directory sharing in Docker for Mac, it makes a _huge_ difference to I/O performance of mounted volumes.
- lloeki 5y agoAdmittedly I didn't, not the least because I expect it to be at best equal in speed to my current setup, plus my current setup gives me better control on the virtualised OS + memory ballooning of the VM (... and that there are other things with DfM that rub me the wrong way). Nonetheless, I salute the years-long effort from the Docker team on that one.