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I have a nearly maxed out Mac Studio and my experience was the same, until I got my work to fork out a license for parallels and I just installed docker in an u
by rubyist5eva 4y ago
I have a nearly maxed out Mac Studio and my experience was the same, until I got my work to fork out a license for parallels and I just installed docker in an ubuntu VM and configured my DOCKER_HOST on the host to talk to the vm. Now it's crazy fast.
- chrisbolt 4y agoHow does file sharing performance compare?
- rubyist5eva 4y agoI automatically sync my workspace to the VM using IntelliJ and rsync so I don't mount any host filesystems in the VM for docker. I just use linux native volumes inside the vm itself and it works fine for me so far. It takes a bit of configuration from the IDE side but it works pretty seamless once it's setup.
- jscheel 4y agoYou are maintaining all your files in the VM though, right? I'm playing with setting up a sync from vm to host so I can do that but still use my local tools.
- rubyist5eva 4y agoIntelliJ autosyncs all my files to the VM seamlessly using rsync, yes. I've considered switching to use the remote development features in intellij and just managing everything in the VM and not having anything on the host but I haven't had any trouble with my current setup so I haven't bothered tbh.
- jscheel 4y agoI use k8s in Docker desktop, so I tried using ksync, but it’s just broken. Lots of reports of it not working. I’m gonna play with a rolling my own syncing solution, either host -> vm or the other way around.