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It doesn't help that container images typically require you to "opt in" to sharing a cache with the host system. Docker even has a special file mount type for i
by nerdponx 1y ago
It doesn't help that container images typically require you to "opt in" to sharing a cache with the host system. Docker even has a special file mount type for it. I find that people on average don't have a lot of interest in making such things work, they see that it's not available right in front of them and shrug and say "oh well" because ultimately it doesn't hurt them much.
- phito 1y agoYeah I'd say most people view it as such, until they hit (docker hub) rate limits.
- BobbyTables2 1y agoLocal caching is also a royal pain when one has multiple CI runners, besides the hassle of Docker related configuration. Do they cache to shared storage and worry about concurrency? Do they only have local storage in various differing states?