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That's not very convenient. I want docker to be able to use all my cores when I build an image.
by tempaccount420 3y ago
That's not very convenient. I want docker to be able to use all my cores when I build an image.
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- petters 3y agoDocker is not a VM. It uses the same kernel as the host
- t-3 3y agoOnly on Linux. On other systems it's a VM.
- tempaccount420 3y agoThanks, that's what I meant.
- cbzbc 3y agoThat depends on the docker runtime.
- tvink 3y agoEven if we pretend docker is a VM, building an image can happen on as many cores as you like in this hypothetical, it's the running of it that should be restricted.