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It’s infeasible on the desktop because for each application you now have a management memory overhead where the container subsystem in the operating system eats
by mrcode007 3y ago
It’s infeasible on the desktop because for each application you now have a management memory overhead where the container subsystem in the operating system eats up memory for book keeping data structures. Now imagine 1000 apps running and having memory eaten up by running 1000 containers on your desktop.
- __MatrixMan__ 3y agoI don't disagree, but I think that container overhead is the smaller part of the problem. It was recently recommended to me that we should just allocate double the max we've ever seen it consume--switch from 99% unutilized to 99.9% unutilized. Better to be conservative than to get paged in the middle of the night.