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So this will break IDEs and anything that uses the JVM natively on macOS. But if I’m reading the bug report right, should leave dockerized JVM services intact?
by Karupan 3y ago
So this will break IDEs and anything that uses the JVM natively on macOS. But if I’m reading the bug report right, should leave dockerized JVM services intact?
This is why most enterprise workplace tech teams don’t roll out any OS level updates immediately. Regardless of whether they are on windows or macOS. Also a good idea to disable automatic updates on all devices that you use daily.
- mikiobraun 3y agoYeah, I was also wondering what happens to JVM within docker. I don't really know enough about how deep the virtualization goes... . On the other hand, I'd find it difficult if CPU level signal handling would be emulated within MacOS to fit what Linux expects to happen...
- aden1ne 3y agoDocker on MacOS runs through a Linux VM. Native containerization on MacOS is so badly supported many container runtimes don't even try. E.g. Podman on MacOS also runs through a Linux VM.