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Sorry for the edits. One time I'll hit reply and have it say what I wanted it to, but this was not that time. The benefits of choice! I use Traefik because t
by doubled112 4y ago
Sorry for the edits. One time I'll hit reply and have it say what I wanted it to, but this was not that time.
The benefits of choice! I use Traefik because the config is through labels in docker-compose.
I'm also running it at home. Ryzen 3 2200G (4c/4t), 32GB RAM, $100 Intel NVMe. Running roughly 40 containers in my docker VM, plus a few extra VMs. It's enough for my family and a couple of friends.
You'd be amazed at how low impact a small PostgreSQL or MariaDB instance is. I/O is the largest bottle neck. You can feel an HDD holding you back with a bunch of DBs churning simultaneously.
Of course, YMMV. If we're talking about a Raspberry Pi, disregard everything I've said. I'd run as few DB instances as possible too.
- BrandoElFollito 4y agoNo, you are right. The curse of premature optimization. I have an older Skylake with 25 GB RAM or so. Load is 0.51, RAM is at 5 GB or so... Plenty of space to grow but I am rather new to docker (~8 years as opposed to 30+ in standard Linux) so I did not do too much of research. I will go for really independent, contained blocks, it has nothing but advantages.