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>container and macos docker assumes there is a linux kernel underneath, not a mac 'unix' kernel... so you end up having to have, just like on Windows, a vm run
by homarp 2y ago
>container and macos
docker assumes there is a linux kernel underneath, not a mac 'unix' kernel... so you end up having to have, just like on Windows, a vm running a linux kernel to run a docker container
- lproven 2y agoYes, I am fully aware of that. But I am told -- I do not work with this stuff myself -- that if you simply install Docker Desktop, or something equivalent, it just happens, invisibly and out of sight, zero intervention and zero maintenance. Which is the general Mac story, even now.
- scarface_74 2y agoYes and for reasons I was running an x86 SQL Server Docker image on my ARM Mac and that just works
- lproven 2y agoWow! :-)
- sgt 2y agoAlthough if you can find ARM images, make the effort. I stay away from anything x86 via Rosetta as I don't want the slowdown.
- scarface_74 2y agoIt didn’t need to be performant. I was in between jobs for 3 weeks and I reviewing C#/EF Core. I hadn’t programmed in C# in over four years
- neonsunset 2y agoLuckily quite a lot of .NET teams are using Postgres or MySQL nowadays but yeah. It’s a different environment compared to what it was 5 years ago.