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You are probably thinking of issues with networked filesystems like nfs, 9p, or vboxsf where you can't mmap a file and actually share memory. Basically any othe
by singron 4y ago
You are probably thinking of issues with networked filesystems like nfs, 9p, or vboxsf where you can't mmap a file and actually share memory. Basically any other real filesystem that 2 processes actually open the same file on will allow shared memory.
- kuschku 4y agoWhich is relatively common if you're running a service on your k8s cluster with networked storage and SELinux enabled for your containers (CoreOS now has SELinux per default). You'll either have to reduce safety and usability, or drop SQLite.