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The docker image is a scratch purpose.
by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
The docker image is a scratch purpose.
- trueismywork 1y agoImagine copying 8gb image to 96000 ranks over network
- 0xbadcafebee 1y agoIt's called caching layers bruv, container images do it. Plus you can stagger registries in a tiered cache per rack/cage/etc. OTOH, constantly re-copying the same executable over and over every time you execute or access it over a network filesystem wastes bandwidth and time, and a network filesystem cache is both inefficient and runs into cache invalidation issues.