> Docker Desktop volume performance on Windows is great if you're using WSL 2 as long as your source code is in the WSL 2 file system. It also works great with

> Docker Desktop volume performance on Windows is great if you're using WSL 2 as long as your source code is in the WSL 2 file system. It also works great with WSL 1. I've been using it for a long time for full time dev. My experience actually was the exact opposite. This one project had horrible IO performance on Windows, when running a bunch of PHP containers, with the WSL2 integration in Docker Desktop set to enabled. It was bad to the point of the app taking half a minute to just load a CRUD page with some tables, whereas after switching to Hyper-V back end for running Docker, things sped up to where the page load was around 3 seconds. I have no idea why that was, but after switching to something other than WSL2, things did indeed improve by an order of magnitude.