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The aforementioned user namespaces and accompanying complexity come into play here, and you're going to take a performance hit using FUSE for fs and slirp for n
by anderspitman 3y ago
The aforementioned user namespaces and accompanying complexity come into play here, and you're going to take a performance hit using FUSE for fs and slirp for networking. I'm not saying these are bad tools, just that we need something simpler without sacrificing performance.
- totallywrong 3y agoThere might be complexity under the hood, but on a fresh Fedora install I can do, out of the box: $ podman run -it myimage bash Fuse is rather irrelevant since I will mount volumes if I need to do IO. And slirp has been benchmarked to 9+ Gbps. So sure there's always room for improvement but the current situation is pretty sweet imo.