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Docker just incorporated rosetta by default on apple silicon, and it's a night-and-day difference for the way I was using it. I had gone so far as to stop usin
by hoistbypetard 3y ago
Docker just incorporated rosetta by default on apple silicon, and it's a night-and-day difference for the way I was using it.
I had gone so far as to stop using docker for python app vms, and only use it for postgres and redis. Now I can use it for django and celery again.
- swe_dima 3y agoPersonally, I have used it on Intel macs and on my wife's M1 Pro about a year ago. But we recently had a couple of new folks join our team who opted for M2 laptops and they've been having more or less the same pains I had a year ago, so have to run images with emulation (and those sometimes have nasty segfaults).
- hoistbypetard 3y agoThe update that made it not terrible for me came about a week ago.
- swe_dima 3y agooh, in that case it's awesome news!